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The following table presents brief information on the curriculum developed with reference to Program Outcome / Program Specific
Outcome / Course Outcome
1.1.1 B. Program Outcomes and Program Specific Outcomes
S. No. Program Program Outcome
Program Specific Outcomes
1 B. A. (EPP)
Economics, Public
Administration,
Political Science
The expected outcome of the
program is to give students a
multidisciplinary approach
that helps them build their
social analytical skills and in
pursuing multitasking courses
and profession.
A traditional combination suitable for students from urban and rural
background.
Provides ample opportunities based on the choice of the student and
their interest.
A special emphasis on the learning process involves relating to the
National and International development with a sound theoretical
background.
Students with this course can go for higher education towards
development studies that are restructured.
The courses allow BA graduates to pursue higher education - Law,
Rights and Constitutional Governance, Gender Studies, Development
Studies, Disaster Management Education, Social Work, School of
Livelihoods and Development, Rural Development.
2 B. A. (HEP)
History,
Economics,
Political Science
This course has high potential which enables a student to mould
according to the career path / higher studies options at Indian
Council for Historical Research, New Delhi, India / National
Archives//Good Governance/Centre for Gender Studies and
Development.
3 B. A. (PEP)
Psychology,
Economics,
Political Science
The course suits the needs of urban students who are aspiring for
challenging careers in the modern world.
Helps in Research Data Collection in IIM/IIT/Social Survey / Media
Content Developers / Advertizing / Vocational Training/ Clinical
Psychologists / Online-Helpline Trainers for Counselors.
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4 B. A. (HPP)
History, Public
Administration,
Political Science
A student of HPP is well grounded in the fundamentals of the core
subjects namely History, Political science & Public Administration.
Any decision related to perspectives on the milieu enables them to
grasp the realities.
This is the most critical input and helps in facilitating a spectrum of
opportunities in policy making.
This course is basic to acquire internship in Conservation of
Monuments, Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage
(INTACH) and Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music
And Culture Amongst Youth (SPICMACAY).
5 B. A. (HLP)
History, English
Literature, Political
Science
A student with Modern Language as an optional is in high demand for
choosing a path in the arena of media, publications, Information
Technology Enabled Services (ITES) and related services. Students
with HLP background can opt as Linguistic Trainers with
specialization in Literature and English/ IELTS related jobs
/Translators / Aesthetic club / Curators at Museum.
6 B. A. (PLP)
Psychology,
English Literature,
Political Science
This course has witnessed a tremendous demand among students of
non-arts those who seek to makeover their dreams.
It helps in creating enthusiasm among the learners.
The practical work, mathematical calculations and project work
demonstrated considerable creativity among the learners.
The course enables them as Trained Clinical Psychologist / Project
Coordinators /Trainers for NGO‘s /Public Service Bodies / Online
Counselor- Helpline.
7 B.Sc. (BZC)
Botany, Zoology,
Chemistry
Expertise in the basic
sciences provides the students
with opportunities to go for
Master fundamental skills to function effectively as professionals and
continue learning within the field of Biology
Provides an understanding of an exploration of how animals have
evolved, how they function, and the ways in which they interact with
their environment.
An awareness of the impact of chemistry on the environment, society,
appraise role of green chemistry in environment sustainability.
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8 B.Sc. (MCZ)
Microbiology,
Chemistry,
Zoology
Higher Education and also
employment opportunities in
industries, diagnostics,
quality control and research.
Promotes an in-depth
exploration in specific fields,
current ways of thinking, new
discoveries, and
methodologies of the
discipline leading the way
towards biological research,
health professions, business,
or education
Gain fundamental Knowledge on Bio-molecules of microorganisms
Apply scientific methods and processes by formulating questions,
designing investigations and synthesizing data to draw conclusions
and make scientifically‐based decisions.
Generate and interpret scientific data using quantitative, qualitative
and analytical methodologies and techniques.
9 B.Sc. (MCB)
Microbiology,
Chemistry, Botany
Discover the different roles of microbes in our daily lives and apply
basic microbiology concepts to solve daily problems related to
microbiology issues.
Integrate the different disciplines and understand the interdisciplinary
approach to carry out research
Identify and discuss the importance of microorganisms in both
industry and public health.
10 B.Sc. (GCM)
Genetics,
Chemistry,
Microbiology
Apply the knowledge of ―Genetics in Microorganisms‖ as model
organisms and carry out gene expression studies where knowledge of
chemistry is essential.
11 B.Sc. (GCZ)
Genetics,
Chemistry,
Zoology
Apply the knowledge of ―Genetics in Animals‖ as model organisms
and carry out gene expression studies where knowledge of chemistry
is essential.
12 B.Sc. (NCZ)
Nutrition,
Chemistry,
Zoology
Students will gain a basic understanding of role of nutrients, their
digestion, absorption, metabolism and deficiency disorders.
Ability to translate nutritional or dietary advice into a food
consumption regime according to currently accepted standards,
scientific views and guidelines.
13 B.Sc. (BBC)
Biotechnology,
Biochemistry,
Chemistry
The integrated use of Biochemistry, Biotechnology and Chemistry to
achieve technological application of scientific and engineering
principles for processing of materials by biological agents to provide
goods and service for the welfare of the mankind.
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14 B.Sc. (NCB)
Nutrition,
Chemistry, Botany
Design and implement nutrition education interventions that promote
healthful behaviors and sound nutrition practices
Identify crop/medicinal plants with high nutritive/therapeutic value
15 B.Sc. (MPC)
Mathematics,
Physics, Chemistry
Possess a sound
understanding of the
theoretical foundations of
various core subjects.
Acquire analytical and logical
thinking skills necessary to
pursue higher education.
Gain employment at entry
level positions based on
program curriculum.
The combination integrating all Basic Science courses lays a strong
foundation and prepares the learner for Post Graduation research in
respective disciplines.
16 B.Sc. (MSCs.)
Mathematics,
Statistics,
Computer Science
Develop proficiency in high level mathematical methods,
experimental techniques, and data analysis and presentation
competence. Effectively use the software - MS Excel and R
programming in carrying out the required statistical analysis and
interpret appropriately.
17 B.Sc. (MPCs.)
Mathematics,
Physics, Computer
Science
Master a broad set of knowledge concerning the fundamentals in the
basic areas of Physics and Mathematics added with the necessary
hands-on experience in various practical aspects of problem
solving/programming/ experimentation. The program imparts students
with an understanding of the basics of Computer Science, to develop
proficiency in the practice of computing, and to prepare them for
continued professional development
18 B.Sc. (MECs.)
Mathematics,
Electronics,
Computer Science
The integrated knowledge of Mathematics, Electronics & Computer
Science enables the learners to understand how modern electronic
instrumentation works, and how both classical and modern
experiments are used to reveal the underlying physical principles of
the universe and its constituents . Also develop proficiency in
communicating the concepts and results of their laboratory
experiments through effective writing and efficient presentation.
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19 B.Com. General
(Accounting)
Develop an understanding of
various commerce functions
such as Finance, Accounting,
Financial analysis, project
evaluation, and cost
accounting
Have global exposure of
complex commerce problems
and find their solution,
process information by
effective use of IT tools.
Develop self-confidence and
awareness of general issues
prevailing in the society
There is wide scope for these graduates in the form of Financial
Analysts, Human Resource Managers, Marketing Executive, Tax
Analysts, Business Analysts, etc.
Courses like Information Technology, Computerized Accounting,
Web Technologies, Fundamentals of C language and Object-Oriented
Program with C++ will enable the students to meet the requirements
of technical competencies
Provides knowledge competence and skills in setting up their own
consultancies with the strong foundation on foreign trade Procedures
and practices.
There is high demand for these graduates in Manufacturing
Companies, Export, Trading houses
Consumer Durable Industry, Financial concerns, Banks, Financial
Institution, Insurance Industry, FMCG Industry, PSUs, NGOs,
Multinational corporations, Service Industry, Marketing Industry
Enables the students about entrepreneurship and capable of making
decisions at personal and professional level.
Help them transform themselves as assertive and effective executives
for business.
20 B.Com. General
(Finance)
21 B.Com. Computer
Applications
22 B. Com
Vocational
Foreign Trade
23 B.Com. Honors
24 Bachelor of
Business
Management
(BBM)
The Bachelor of Business
Management program is
expected to prepare
Entrepreneurs / business
leaders / business executives
by nurturing together a broad
range of abilities viz.,
Communication, Critical
Thinking and Personality
Development.
Prepares students as
Entrepreneurs / Business leaders / Executives to explore breakthrough
business models or who
can successfully manage and market an existing enterprise by
exploring challenges in Human Resources Management / Finance.
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25 Master of Business
Administration
(MBA)
Evaluate and integrate ethical
considerations when making
business decisions.
Incorporate diversity and
multicultural perspectives in
business management.
Integrate tools and concepts from multiple functional areas (i.e.
Finance, Human Resource, Marketing & Systems) to solve business
problems.
26 Master of
Computer
Application
(MCA)
Knowledge base to
understand the impact of
system solutions in a
contemporary, global,
economical, environmental,
and societal context for
sustainable development,
formulate the critical analysis
of computer applications.
An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, computer science and
management in practice.
27 Master of
Commerce
(M. Com.)
Equip students with financial
knowledge and skills related
to current scenario.
Provides specialization in the field of Accountancy, Management,
Capital Market, Marketing and E-Commerce.
28 M.Sc. Chemistry Students can find jobs as
teacher, Lab chemist,
Production Chemist, Quality
controller, Ceramics and
paper industries etc.
They can be absorbed in chemical and pharmaceutical industries etc.
29 M.Sc.
Mathematics
• Students will demonstrate
an understanding of the
common body of knowledge
in mathematics.
• Students will demonstrate
the ability to analyze data and
draw appropriate statistical
conclusions.
Students will demonstrate the ability to think critically, research, and
reason. (Ethical Leadership)
Students will demonstrate the ability to effectively utilize a variety of
teaching techniques and classroom strategies to positively influence
student learning.
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30 PG Diploma in
Nutrition &
Dietetics
Students comprehend the
concepts of Nutrition and
gain a command over the
subject to be applied for
creating awareness in the
community for the betterment
of vulnerable sections of
society.
Design and implement nutrition education interventions that promote
healthful behaviors and sound nutrition practices
Ability to translate nutritional or dietary advice into a food consumption
regime
according to currently accepted standards, scientific views and guidelines;
Ability to work with individuals and teams to promote and deliver high
quality client-
centered care in the field of nutrition and dietetics;
Give nutritional advice to clients e.g. individuals and groups concerning
health awareness and the importance of a healthy diet/lifestyle, by using
different counseling methods and technological tools/e-health.
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1.1.1 C. Course Outcomes
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B. A.: Course Outcomes
1. PSY 101 Psychological
Processes
CO1
Upon successful completion of the course the students will be able to identify primary
objectives of schools of psychology and will also be aware of fields of psychology.
CO2 The students will be able to understand the concept of heredity and environment and
the neurological functioning of the human being.
CO3 A strong foundation of three concepts that enables the students to grasp the underlying
mechanisms of human cognition
CO4 Provide students with tools for understanding and regulating motivation/ emotion
through various theories
2. PSY 202 Cognitive
Processes
CO1 Identify major historical timelines and perspectives associated with learning theories
and utilize the psychology of learning and behavior in domains outside the field of
psychology.
CO2 The students will be able to understand the process of memory formation and types of
memories. They would also be able to learn some shortcuts to remember things better
CO3 The students will be able to appraise the methods used to measure intelligence and the
theories of intelligence.
CO4 The students will be able to identify the process of thinking and understand various
types of analyzing and reasoning
3. PSY 303 Dynamics of
Behavior and
Personality
CO1 The student will develop an understanding of major theories of personality and
personality development and also the emotional and social aspects of personality
CO2 Through these theories the students will be able to List the methods of personality
assessment, the basic criteria by which tests are evaluated, and common measures of
personality;
CO3 The students will not only be able to understand the mechanisms underlying stress but
also learn strategies and techniques for stress management
CO4 The students will be able to identify the gender roles and disparities in the society.
They will be able to apply information and evidence on gender roles and relationships
to their own interactions with the opposite sex
4. PSY 404 Child and
Adolescent
Psychology
CO1 The student will develop an understanding of biological, neurological, and
physiological factors that affect human development, functioning, and behavior
CO2 The students will be able to identify with their childhood and development and also
learn hazards of infancy and childhood
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CO3 The students can not only understand this developmental period but can also
effectively communicate ideas related to the psychology of adolescence. It helps them
increase personal awareness of their adolescent experience and how the study of
adolescence can inform parenting, education, and policy.
CO4 The students will be able to understand and identify the hazards of development and
the influence of culture and society
5. PSY505 Social
Psychology
CO1 The students will develop the ability to use certain fundamental concepts and
principles involved in human behavior and also can increase their capacity to interpret
research findings.
CO2 The students will develop a critical attitude toward all generalizations, and an ability
to evaluate them on the basis of the evidence
CO3 The students will be able to identify underlying causes and impact of social influence
and develop a skill of social marketing
CO4 Understand which personality and individual difference factors make some people
more likely to help than others and also the damaging effects of aggression and
theoretical framework
6. PSY 506 Abnormal
Psychology
CO1 The student will be able to define and distinguish abnormality and also understand
classification of disorders
CO2 The students will be able to identify to what extent do biological, cognitive and socio-
cultural factors influence abnormal behavior.
CO3 The students can identify and diagnose anxiety disorder
CO4 The students will be able to understand and diagnose the psychopathological
conditions
7. PSY 607 Social
Psychology
CO1 The students will develop the ability to understand how attitudes are formed
CO2 They students will be able to understand and tolerate the behavior of other people,
particularly that of members of the diverse array of groups and social categories to
which they do not belong
CO3 The students will be able to develop group think and also understand the forces that
create group differences in patterns of social behavior
CO4 The students will be able to understand the framework of leadership and will be able
to learn skills of becoming an effective leader
8. PSY 608 Abnormal
Psychology
CO1 The student will be able to understand and diagnose schizophrenia
CO2 The students will be able to understand how dysfunctional personalities develop and
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they will be able to identify and differentiate between various personality clusters
CO3 The students can identify and diagnose learning disorder
CO4 The students will be able to understand various therapy models that are used to treat
and develop interventions for disorders
9. LIT101
Literature Paper I CO1 Understand significant developments in the history of English and how the English
language has changed over time from its origin to the present day
10. LIT201 Literature Paper
II
CO2 Understands the basic structure of Old English, Middle English and Early Modern
English grammar; and the most important changes in the fields of phonology,
morphology, syntax and semantics
CO3 Demonstrate familiarity with major literary periods and with several leading writers
during those periods
CO4 Analyze and interpret themes found in the literature and intellectual movements of
the period
CO5 Reads short stories and novels analytically and interpretively, to identify and analyze
literary elements like plot, character, setting, tone, point of view, theme, style, symbol,
metaphor, and image
11.
LIT 202
Literature Paper
II
CO6 Demonstrate a skillful use or knowledge of major poetic devices, such as metaphor,
imagery, lineation, persona, types of rhythm, rhyme and other sonic effects and
understands Poetic devices as tools that a poet can use to create rhythm, enhance a
poem's meaning, or intensify a mood or feeling
CO1 Demonstrate the use of classic poetic forms, such as the sonnet, the ode, and the elegy,
as well as other contemporary, experimental, or avant-garde forms.
Understand the common techniques underlying free verse and traditional forms of
poetry
CO2 Analyze representative Shakespearean tragedies and romances in terms of the
language, characters, and themes
CO3 Demonstrate knowledge of Elizabethan history and culture.
12.
LIT 303
Literature Paper
III
CO4 Identifies the major form of poetry of this century as Metaphysical Poetry and the
poets of the time as Samuel Cowley, John Donne, George Herbert, and Andrew
CO5 Identifies the era to be an artistic, literary, and cultural era. Most poems written during
this time were written with passion about love, including much emotion
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CO6 Understands the era to be Victorian poetry during the reign of Queen Victoria, and it
was the era that brought a new wave of poetry that was influenced by Romanticism.
Understands It is the great age of whimsy and nonsense, where people wrote about
God's existence, the Gothic and the mysterious.
Identifies some poets of the time, Robert Browning, Alfred Tennyson, and Thomas
Hardy
CO1 The genre of drama and its evolution down the ages with study of a Shakespearean
Drama serves as an illustration of the form
13.
LIT 404
LIT 505
Literature Paper
IV
Literature Paper
V
CO2 Study of the evolution of Poetry and its various themes and forms down the ages
CO1 The evolution of the Essay and its various themes down the ages besides a critique of
the novel as a vehicle of social thought of the 18th
century provides the analytical tools
to study the genre
CO2 A critique of the novel as a vehicle of social thought of the 18th
century provides the
analytical tools to study the genre.
CO1 The students could comprehend the major themes and characteristics of the
Romantic, Victorian and Modern ages
14.
LIT 506
Literature Paper
V
CO2 Comprehend and explicate major poetry, plays, novels and essays of these periods
CO3 Expose the students to the various Ages /eras of English literature and the
respective major writers of those periods.
CO4 Equips students with writing, presentation skills as they explore different genres of
writing. Analytical –critical skills in reading of the text is honed
CO1 Acquaint students with Literatures of Commonwealth countries
15.
LIT 607
Literature Paper
VI
CO2 Awareness on history and the growth of Indian Writing in English
CO3 Develops the process and elements of effective speaking
CO4 Understand various genres of American Literature
CO1 Enhances the ability to inculcate aesthetics of literature in the students
16.
LIT 608
Literature Paper
VI
CO2 Inculcate the skills, values, characteristics of the 19th
and 2oth century novel
CO3 Develops critical thinking skills
CO4 Narrative technique skills are improved.
CO1 Enables active listening and Paraphrasing
17. CO2 Enhances public speaking and presentation skills
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CO3 Explores creative resources of language in Fiction
CO4 Provides Imaginative and critical insights
CO4
18. PUB 101 Introduction to
Public
Administration
CO1 Understand nature, scope of public administration and its relation with other social
sciences.
CO2 To Understand the Classical theories of public administration
CO3 To understand the human relations theories by various thinkers
CO4 To understand Socio- psychological approaches by various thinkers
CO5 To Understand the comparative public administration and development administration
theories
19. PUB 202 Concepts and
Principles of
Public
Administration
CO1 Appreciate the Concepts of Hierarchy, unity of Command, Span of
control and the changing paradigms.
CO2 Appreciate the Concepts of Coordination, Communication, Supervision and the
changing paradigms.
CO3 Understand the Concepts like public relations, Administrative planning
of public administration from public perspective.
CO4 Understand the Concepts like public Policy, New public Management of public
administration
CO5 Understanding the concepts LPG and Good Governance
20. PUB 303 Central
Administration
CO1 Analyze the evolution the Indian Administration and the constitutional
framework.
CO2 Analyze the role of president, prime minister, attorney general, NITI Aayog in the
Indian Administration.
CO3 Understand the Centre-state relations, role of All-India Services and
analyze the ARC recommendations.
CO4 Understand the role of Election Commission, CAG, and UPSC.
CO5 Understanding the Role of Lokpal, Lokayukta, CVC and Right to
information act 2005.
21. PUB 404 Governance at
State and District
CO1 Analyze the role of Governor, Chief minister, Advocate General,
Council of Ministers, GAD.
CO2 understanding District Administration and Democratic decentralization
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Level
CO3 Understand the 73rd
and 74th
Amendment Act and analyzing the administration in
Telangana.
CO4 Understand the Centre state agencies of police administration and its reforms.
CO5 Understanding and analyzing the IT initiatives in administration
22. PUB 505 Human Resource
Management
CO1 Understanding the Nature, Scope, Importance of Human resource
Management and Human resource planning
CO2 Understanding the concepts of office Management, Compensation Management,
Functions of HRM.
CO3 Understand Human resource development, training, performance
appraisal and Total quality Management.
CO4 Understand Employee Grievances, Voluntary retirement, Outsourcing
and Skill development.
23. PUB 506 Rural Local
Governance
CO1 Understanding the evolution of local organizations and democratic
decentralization.
CO2 Understanding the 73rd
amendment act and role of Panchayats
CO3 Understanding the structure of panchayat Raj and its finances from
state.
CO4 Understanding and analyzing the rural development programs, role of
Cooperatives for rural development.
24. PUB 607 Financial and
Material
Resource
Management
CO1 Understanding the Meaning, Nature, Scope and Importance of Financial
Management.
CO2 Understanding the concepts, principles, preparation, Enactment of Budget
CO3 Understand the structure of Finance ministry and functioning of
different parliamentary Committees.
CO4 Understanding the Concepts of material management, procurement, inventory
Storage.
25. PUB 608 CO1 Understanding the evolution of Unban Local bodies with reference to
74th
amendment act.
CO2 Understanding and analyzing the rural development Strategies, issues and Finances.
CO3 Understanding the urban development authorities and the services and welfare
measures.
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CO4 Understanding District and Metropolitan Committees and Agencies for
urban development.
26. HIS 101 ancient times upto
650c.e.
CO1 Understands the need to study history and the sources, literary, archaeological etc.
CO2 The prehistoric age, later Vedic and epic ages, Indus valley civilization.
CO3 Understands the Magadha empire social and economic conditions.
CO4 Understands the Gupta age, the golden age.
27. HIS 202 Ancient times
after 650 c.e.
CO1 Understands the later Gupta period, the emperors, and their kingdom.
CO2 The Delhi Sultanate, the slave dynasty.
CO3 Khilji Dynasty, Alauddin Khilji, his reforms
CO4 other dynasties, Tuglaqs Mahmud bin Tughlaq, His rule, battles.
28. HIS 303 Indian medieval
Indian history
CO1 The geographical significance in the study of history.
CO2 Understands the literary, archaeological sources of history.
CO3 Mughal empire, the times of Babur, battle of Panipat.
CO4 Akbar and the mansabdari system, Din Iilahi, Decline of Mughal empire
CO5 The advent of Europeans, East India Company, the Sepoy mutiny
29. HIS 404 Indian Medieval
History
CO1 failure of Sepoy mutiny, the nationalist movement
CO2 The Gandhian era, various movements
CO3 Quit India movement in 1942
CO4 India wins freedom in1947
30. HIS 505 World History CO1 Understands the reformation and renaissance in Europe.
CO2 The French revolution, Napoleons Bonaparte
CO3 The industrial revolution, changes in the society
CO4 The American revolution, The Vienna congress.
31. HIS 506 The Telangana
History
CO1 The age of satavahanas, the vishnukundis
CO2 Understands the social and economic conditions.
CO3 The chalukyas of vengi, socio; economic conditions.
CO4 Qutb shahis of Golconda, The rise of sammakka and saraamma
32. HIS 607 World History CO1 Understands the age of matternich
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CO2 Unification of Italy , Prussian wars
CO3 First world war , causes and effects
CO4 Understands the causes of World war 2, establishment of UNO , League of Nations
33. HIS 608 Telangana
History
CO1 Understands the Mulki and non-mulki issues
CO2 The legacy of Nizam's
CO3 Inclusion of Hyderabad in the province of India
CO4 History of Nizam Shahis, Literature and art of the nizam period
34. ECO 101 Micro Economics CO1 Understands the Economic behavior and methodology of micro economics.
CO2 Analyses the Consumer behavior and his preferences based on his utility.
CO3 Understand Market Demand and factors affecting price and demand.
CO4 Understands objectives of a business firm and NATURE OF Production.
35. ECO 202 Micro Economics CO1 Understands the Revenue and Cost of a firm and its equilibrium.
CO2 Know the types of Markets and its price determination under different time period.
CO3 Understands the factors of production and its characteristics and pricing
CO4 Understands the different theories of Pricing of factors of production
36. ECO 303 Macro Economics CO1 Examines the behavior of the Economy as whole and Understands different methods
for the measurement of national income.
CO2 the study of Classical and Keynesian theories of
employment and unemployment makes to understand the increasing and decreasing of
money supply and demand
CO3 It shows capital preservation remains a real priority for most investors and student
understand how the investor decides his investment portfolio will be overweight
CO4 Understands the fluctuations in business cycles and causes of inflation.
37. ECO 404 Macro Economics CO1 Enables the student about the development of means of carrying out transactions
involving the study of physical money such as coins and paper money.
CO2 This study makes the student how to apply it, including the idea that an increase in
the money supply leads to inflation in the long run relationship between inflation,
the money supply, real output, and prices
CO3 Understands the methods of Credit Control Used by the Central Bank
CO4 After studying this the student would be able to Describe the context of banking,
the financial system, its instruments, concerned with borrowing and lending.
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38. ECO 505 Indian Economy CO1 It makes to understand the improvements in a variety of areas or indicators (such
as literacy rates, life expectancy, and poverty rates), and able to analyze the process
of development.
CO2 makes to analyze a comparison of the production structure of India and availability
and contribution of natural recourses to the national output
CO3 Understands the growth pattern of GNP and causes and measure of Inequalities in
India
CO4 Understands the Agriculture sector developments and policies followed by the Govt.
to improve the rural credit facilities.
39. ECO 506 Public Finance CO1 It makes the student to understand the Distinction between public goods and private
goods. Understands Role of Government in the Economy especially in Developing
Countries.
CO2 Understands effects of public expenditure on economic growth by using various
growth models
CO3 Understands the influence of Tax on Revenue, Public expenditure and Public debt.
CO4 Understands about the Fiscal and Monetary Policies in Economic stabilization and
redistribution of income and wealth
40. ECO 607 Indian Economy CO1 Makes to analyze the Growth and development of industrial policy and opts
contribution to Indian Economy.
CO2 Analyses the Growing Importance of Service sector in Indian Economy
CO3 The study of this unit enable the student on development plans of the Planning
Commission and the achievements of the goals set by the Government
CO4 Understands the importance of Telangana Economy and its Growing Dimension in
various sectors and its importance.
41. ECO 608 International
Trade
CO1 Makes to understand the importance of International Trade in Economic
Development.
CO2 Understands the role of trade and threshold effects of trade on economic growth And
how trade has a positive impact on technological change and growth when
comparative advantages lie in sectors.
CO3 Explore what tariffs and quotas are and what effect they can have on the supply of
imported goods
CO4 Understands the Trends and Composition of India's Foreign Trade. The impact of
trade reforms on Indian Economy.
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42. POL 101
Political Science
Concepts,
Theories and
Ideologies – I
CO1 Perspectives in the discipline of Political Science and it‘s importance
CO2 Origin of the state and theories
CO3 Enlightened our community about the importance of Political Rights
CO4 Ideologies and their importance for the construction of social system and state
43. POL 202
Political Science
Concepts,
Theories and
Institutions –II
CO1 Made a typologies of government
CO2 Understood comparative government and politics
CO3 Political Parties classification , features interest groups and public opinion
CO4 Structure and role of Legislature, Executive & Judiciary
44. POL 303
Indian Political
System-I
CO1 Demonstration of constitutional values and its implication
CO2 Basic principles of Indian Government and Politics
CO3 Emergency powers of the President of India and the status of Fundamental Rights
CO4 Observed the constitutional relations between the Centre and the State
45. POL 404
Indian Political
System –II
CO1 Political Parties in India National &Regional Parties
CO2 Good Governance & Right to Information Act
CO3 Social movements in India
CO4 Empowerment through Local Self Governing bodies
46. POL 505
Political
Thought (a)
CO1 Classification of Political Thought from ancient to modern era
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CO2 Western political philosophy
CO3 Secular and theological Medieval streams of Political Thought
CO4 Marxist political philosophy
47. POL 506
International
Relations IV (A)
Optional
CO1 Meaning ,scope ,importance &approach to I.R
CO2 Colonialism features &Third world Countries
CO3 Features of Regional Organization
CO4 E.U., SAARC&ASEAN, Role, Limitations
48. POL 607
Indian Political
Thought Paper
III ( B)
CO1 Ancient Indian State –features, Manu &Kuaitlya
CO2 Buddhist Political Thought
CO3 Modern Indian Political thought
CO4 Nationalism & Egalitarianism
49. POL 608
Political
Science/Internatio
nal Relations
Paper IV (B)
Optional
CO1 Global Political Economy, Structure & Role
CO2 International Security
CO3 Emerging Issues
CO4 Indo-US &Indo-Russia relations
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B.Sc. Biological Sciences: Course Outcomes
S. No Course
Code
Course Title Course Outcome
1. BOT 101
Microbial Diversity and
Cryptogams
CO1 Understand the importance of microorganisms in both industry and
public health.
CO2 Apply basic microbiology concepts to solve daily problems related to
microbial issues
CO3 Gain skills in Mushroom Cultivation
CO4 Attain knowledge of plant diseases and control measures
2. BOT 202 Bryophyta, Pteridophyta,
Gymnosperms and
Palaeobotany
CO1 Understand the alternation of generations in each of the major plant
phyla
CO2 Gain knowledge about the features and reproductive adaptations of
mosses and other bryophytes
CO3 Understand how reproduction differs between gymnosperms and
angiosperms
CO4 Compare and understand the types of fossils: preserved organisms,
mineral replacement fossils, and impression fossils.
3. BOT303 Taxonomy & Medicinal
Botany
CO1 Develop a basic knowledge of taxonomic diversity and important
families of useful plants.
CO2 Acquire an increased awareness and appreciation of plants & plant
products encountered in everyday life.
CO3 identify medicinal plants (family/genus -level) identify by name and
understand the effects of plant chemical constituents on humans
CO4 Apply basic ethnobotanical techniques to the study of a specific
cultural use of medicinal plants
4. BOT404 Anatomy & Embryology CO1 Understand the concept of secondary and lateral meristem
CO2 Recognize that flowering plants exhibit an alternation of generations
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CO3 Identify the reproductive parts of a flower and describe the function of
each part
CO4 Understand the development of male and female gametophytes.
5. BOT 505
Cell Biology and Genetics CO1 Recognize the roles of the major cell organelles
CO2 Learn the major stages of the cell cycle
CO3 Gain Knowledge of inheritance of characters
CO4 Understand the basic concept of Chromosomal aberrations.
6. BOT 506 Tissue Culture,
Biotechnology, Seed
Technology and
Horticulture
CO1 Understand and learn the concept of; The various components of
plant tissue culture media
CO2 The mechanism of micropropagation and organogenesis
CO3 Design a landscape features for planning their own garden
CO4 Compare types of seed dormancies, their causes, and methods of
breaking dormancy
7. BOT 607
Plant Physiology CO1 Understand and apply the basic concepts of Plant Physiology
In the field of agriculture.
CO2 Distribution of metabolic processes in the cell.
CO3 Importance of mineral nutrition, transpiration, photosynthesis and
respiration
CO4 The mechanism of flowering and importance of phytoharmones
8. BOT 608 Ecology and Biodiversity CO1 Understand and apply the knowledge in
Conservation of plants and plant communities
CO2 The interrelationships of Plants and environment
CO3 Levels of biodiversity
CO4 Importance of Ex-situ and In-situ conservation of Biodiversity
9. ZOO 101 Non-Chordata I and
Biochemistry.
CO1 Identify and classify invertebrate organisms from Protozoa to
Annelida.
CO2 Differentiate between Carbohydrates based on their structure and
function
CO3 Have basic knowledge about Nucleic acids.
CO4 Describe structure of proteins and fats
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CO5 Explain about coral and coral reef formation
10. ZOO
202
Non-Chordata II and Cell
Biology.
CO1 Students will be able to classify the different invertebrate organisms
under various phylums based on their characters.
CO2 Students will gain Dissection skills.
CO3 Identify various cellular organelles and describe their structure and
function
CO4 Explain the structure and Functions of cell wall
CO5 Differentiate between plant and animal cell
11. ZOO 303 Chordata I and
Developmental Biology
CO1 Understand diversity of animals from evolutionary, functional and
ecological perspectives .
CO2 Differentiate between Chordates and Non- Chordates.
CO3 Understand about the various stages in development starting from
zygote to an adult.
CO4 Gain knowledge about the fate maps and growth patterns in various
organisms
CO5 Identify stages of development in an embryo
12. ZOO
404
Chordata II and Ecology CO1 Dissection skills will be gained by the students.
CO2 Research a species as a whole or analyze individual organisms
CO3 Students can cater to a job as a zookeeper, a veterinary assistant, an
animal caretaker or a marine animal trainer.
CO4 Advanced degree programs in Ecology can lead to a career as a
veterinarian, zoologist, university professor or independent research
13. ZOO 505 Animal Physiology I
Genetics
CO1 Gain skills important for the investigation of animal biology: making
observations, generating and presenting data, experimental design,
writing reports, dissecting specimens, and using microscopes and
classification keys.
CO2 Describe the physiology of basic processes in human body
CO3 Identify the problems based on blood grouping
CO4 Create awareness about the various genetic disorders that can be
prevented by genetic counseling
14. ZOO 506
Immunology,
Hematology and
Important Human
CO1 Have an awareness of current research in the field and possible
applications of their knowledge in Immunology.
CO2 Students will be able to identify their blood groups
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Parasites CO3 Students can assess their hemoglobin levels
CO4 Create awareness about various parasites, their mode of transmission ,
prevention and treatment
15. ZOO
607
Animal Physiology II
Evolution
CO1 Describe the male and Female reproductive systems.
CO2 Importance of Hormones and various disorders caused due to excess
of or deficiency of hormones
CO3 Understanding about the concept of Evolution.
CO4 Describe the evolutionary relationship between two species
16. ZOO 608 Animal Biotechnology
and Fisheries
CO1 Students can demonstrate the basic technical skills necessary for work
in aquaculture and fisheries.
CO2 Create local and global solutions to complex challenges in aquaculture
and fisheries
CO3 Have knowledge of impact of aquaculture and fisheries on society, the
economy and natural environment.
CO4 Explain the importance of Biotechnology in daily life.
17. CHE 101 Paper –I CO1 Describe general properties and periodic trends of main group
elements and synthesis of compounds.
CO2 - Understand elementary quantum mechanics and significance of
quantum numbers.
CO3 Describe electronic effects operating in organic molecules and its
application on chemical properties and reactivity. Characteristic
reactions of alkanes and cycloalkanes.
CO4 theories of qualitative and quantitative analysis and its applications in
routine laboratory analysis
18. CHE 202 Paper –II CO1 Predict structure and geometries of molecular species, applying the
VBT and MOT.
Gain knowledge about types of organometallic comounds ,
nomenclature and preparation of alkyls of main group elements
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CO2 Name aliphatic compounds, according to IUPAC rules. list their
characteristic reactions , recall reagents to predict products, apply
Huckel‘s rules to predict aromaticit
CO3 Symmetry operations, Braggs law and its application . Describe
semiconductors, types and application. Understand Raoults law and
Henry‘s law, their implications. Explain distillation of binary miscible
solutions and steam distillation.
CO4 Describe properties, synthesis and applications of nano materials,
Explain super conductivity, polymers and explain polymerization
process. Describe methods of determination of molecular weight of
polymer.
19. CHE 303 Paper – III CO1 CO1 - Appreciate chemical properties and periodic trends of d&f-
block elements.
CO2 Understand roults law, solute concentration on various colligative
properties. Phase rule, no. of phases, deg. of Freedom. Differentiate
thermal and photochemical processes, State Laws of photochemistry.
CO3 Understand synthetic routes. Explain important physical and chemical
properties , predicting the products of reactions. Develop skill of
writing mechanisms.
CO4 Identify symmetry in molecules. explain stereoisomerism and its
types , identify chirality in molecules, assign R&S , cis & trans and
E,Z configurations to molecules.
20. CHE 404 Paper- IV CO1 Develop an understanding of theories of metallic bonding.
Semiconductors. EAN and carbonyls. Appreciate the importance and
role of metal ions in biological systems.
CO2 Characteristic reactions of different carbonyl compounds. Learn and
recall reagents to predict products reactions. Develop skill of writing
reaction mechanisms.
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CO3 Derive rate laws, Explain theories of reaction rates. Differentiate
homogenous and heterogeneous catalysis. Explain enzyme catalysis
and factors affecting it. Recognize the Michaelis-Menten equation
CO4 Acquire basic knowledge about synthetic strategies, asymmetric
synthesis of organic molecules.
21. CHE 505 Paper – V CO1 Name coordination compounds, understand and apply theories that
explain bonding and structure, list merits and demerits,
CO2 Classify amines as 10, 2
0, 3
0; describe the general methods of
preparation, properties and uses of amines and nitro compounds.
Learn nomenclature of simple five member rings, give an account of
their reactivity and write reactions for their synthesis.
CO3 State thermodynamic laws, understand concepts of work , enthalpy
entropy and free energy,
CO4 Solve problems using relationships between work, enthalpy entropy
and free energy.
22. CHE
506A
Paper – VI CO1 Beer-Lamberts law, list applications and demerits. Understand
fundamentals of light and matter interaction and explain its
implications on types of spectra and structure determination. Describe
spectroscopic instrumentation and interpret spectra.
CO2 Acquire basic knowledge of drug classification and terminologies.
Understand scheme of synthesis of few drugs.
CO3 Explain solvent extraction; define terms of chromatography, Explain
basic principles of chromatographic separations, design and working
of instruments and list applications of these techniques.
23. CHE 506
A
Paper – VII CO1 Beer-Lamberts law, list applications and demerits. Understand
fundamentals of light and matter interaction and explain its
implications on types of spectra and structure determination. Describe
spectroscopic instrumentation and interpret spectra.
CO2 Understand meaning, need and goals of green chemistry. Explain the
principles and strategies of green chemistry.
CO3 Understand mathematical concepts and its applications in chemistry
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24. CHE
607A
Paper – VII CO1 Identify labile and inert complexes, explain SN1 and SN
2 ligand
substitution reaction with examples, Describe trans effect and apply in
synthesis of simple complexes.
CO2 Comprehend and explain in detail, elucidation, characteristic chemical
properties of carbohydrates with help of chemical equations.
Structures of glucose and fructose. Amino acids. Define Zwitter ion
and its properties. Explain formation of peptide bonds and name
peptides.
CO3
Understand all aspects of conductance. Define reversible and
irreversible cells. Describe the standard hydrogen electrode and state
its importance. Numerical problems.
25. CHE 608
A
Paper – VIII CO1 Demonstrate an understanding of the processes responsible for NMR,
chemical shifts and splitting patterns.
CO2 Demonstrate a working knowledge of mass spectroscopy. Interpret
data of IR, UV, NMR, MS in elucidation of molecular structure.
CO3 Understand principles of drug discovery; explain drug- receptor
interaction in body.
CO4 Understand principle behind working of GC instrument and explain its
applications. Applications of electrophoresis.
26. CHE 608
B
Paper – VIII CO1 CO 1 - Demonstrate an understanding of the processes responsible for
NMR, chemical shifts and splitting patterns.
CO2 Demonstrate a working knowledge of mass spectroscopy. Interpret
data of IR, UV, NMR, and MS in elucidation of molecular structure.
CO3 Explain green synthesis and green catalyst. Microwave and UV
assisted synthesis.
CO4 Gain knowledge about hardware and software. Apply programming
skills to generate computer codes for simple chemical relations.
27. GEN 101 Genetic Analysis CO1 Understanding basic principles of inheritance and Analysis of
Mendelian inheritance in man
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CO2 Mechanism of cell division and chromosomal segregation and slide
preparation and Types of gametogenesis
CO3 Extension to Mendelian segregation patterns and typing of blood
groups in the lab and Probing in to environmental effect on genes
CO4 Understanding of polygenes and Exploring non Mendelian inheritance
28. GEN202 Chromosomal Genetics CO1 Description of ultra structure of chromosome ,Analysis of variation in
chromosomes and slide preparation
CO2 Mechanism of sex determination, Application of Lyon hypothesis and
Barr body identification
CO3 Analysis of PAR region , Understanding application of sex related
inheritance
CO4 Analysis of linkage and recombination, Mapping of genes on a
chromosomes
29. GEN 303 Molecular Genetics -I CO1 Development of Watson & Crick model of DNA , Analysis of
modes DNA replication
CO2 Application of re association kinetics of DNA and DNA quantization,
Organization of eukaryotic genome
CO3 Dissection of a gene for fine structure, Understanding gene-enzyme
relationship
CO4 Analysis of gene expression, Deciphering genetic code
30. GEN 404 Molecular Genetics – II CO1 Understanding gene regulation models, Differential expression of
genes
CO2 Molecular basis of mutations and application of Micronucleus test,
Repair of DNA damage
CO3 Mechanism of transposition, Analysis of transposable elements
CO4 Understanding RDNA technology, Application of genetic engineering
31. GEN 505 Biostatistics& Genetic
Equilibrium
CO1 Understanding Scientific method and hypothesis testing, Analysis of
correlation and regression
CO2 Establishment of equilibrium , Analysis of Mendelian populations
CO3 Attainment of Hardy & Weinberg equilibrium under mutation, Modes
of selection leading polymorphisms
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CO4 Understanding gene flow as a consequence of migration, Process of
subdivision and consequences
32. GEN
506A
Genetic Engineering &
Technology
CO1 Analysis of advanced techniques , Analysis of DNA sequencing and
fingerprinting
CO2 Strategies of gene transfer, Pros & cons of GM foods
CO3 Genetic Engineering of animals, Application of animal model
CO4 Industrial Applications , Commercialization of enzyme
33. GEN 607 Breeding And Genomic
Evolution
CO1 Understanding inbreeding and Concept of Genetic Load
CO2 Application of selection methods and Marker Assisted Selection
CO3 Methods of animal improvement and Analysis of animal pedigree
CO4 Origin of genomes and Molecular phylogenies
34. GEN
608A
Molecular Genetics CO1 Understanding prenatal diagnosis and Application of gene therapy
CO2 Application of Tissue engineering and Stem cell therapy strategies
CO3 DNA based drugs and RNA based drugs
CO4 Human genome projects and Ethical issues and bioinformatics
35. NUT 101
Nutritional Biochemistry-
I
CO1 Students will acquire will gain knowledge regarding the Classification
of Foods details of the various components of carbohydrates.
CO2 The students will learn classification, composition, chemistry,
Nutritional significance, food sources, physiological functions,
Digestion and absorption of proteins and of amino acids
CO3 Students will gain an understanding of the classification, composition,
chemistry, Nutritional significance, food sources, physiological
functions, Digestion and absorption and metabolism of lipids.
CO4 Students will study in detail the significance of Nucleic acids and also
learn about Energy metabolism
36. NUT 202
Nutritional Biochemistry-
II
CO1 Students will acquire detailed knowledge about fat and water soluble
vitamins.
CO2 Will gain a basic understanding of role of macro and micro minerals
their food sources, requirements and deficiency disorders
CO3 Learn about role of water and water and electrolyte balance
CO4 Understand different hormones and enzymes and their role in Human
Nutrition
37. NUT Food Science and CO1 The students will learn the importance of the food group system ,food
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303 Preparation pyramid ,phytonutrients and details of structure, composition ,
nutritional value, processing, , nutrient losses and different products of
cereals ,pulses and legumes
CO2 The students will learn the composition, nutritional significance,
processing and storage of milk, milk products and various fleshy
foods
CO3 The students will study the details of Classification, composition-
nutritive value , nutrient losses- in cooking processing and methods of
storage of fruits and vegetables .
CO4 The student will obtain knowledge of Sources- Nutrient composition,
uses and role of Sugar & Jaggery, edible Fats and Oils, spices and
condiments and Beverages
38. NUT 404
Nutrition through
Lifecycle
CO1 The students will gain knowledge about the principles Meal planning,
Nutritional requirements and meal planning for adults, Iodine
deficiency disorder and Goitre control program.
CO2 The Students will learn in detail Nutritional and food requirements,
dietary guidelines and nutritional problems of pregnancy and
lactation.
CO3 The student will gain an insight into the Nutritional and food
requirements, nutritional and feeding problems of and various nutrient
supplementation programs for infants, toddlers and school going age
group.
CO4 The student will be able to learn the details of Nutritional and food
requirements, nutritional problems of adolescents and geriatric groups.
They also gain details of Methods of Assessment of nutritional status.
39. NUT 505
Food processing &
Preservation
CO1 Students will learn aims and objectives of food processing, advanced
applications of food technology, role of food technology in combating
malnutrition in developing countries. And also Food spoilage
including causes of food spoilage, physical, chemical and Microbial
spoilage of foods.
CO2 Students will gain knowledge of Food Preservation, principles of food
preservation. Home scale methods of food preservation like Drying,
Refrigeration, Pickling, and use of sugars, salt and Chemicals
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preservative, Food Labeling
CO3 Students will gain knowledge in scientific principles involved in
Commercial methods of food preservation-Use of High temperature,
Pasteurization,. Use of Low temperature- Cellar storage, refrigeration,
different methods of freezing and also Preservation by Dehydration
and Use of Concentration
CO4 Students will learn about food irradiation and use of chemicals
preservatives, food additives, fortification, enrichments, substitution,
supplementation, fermentation and germination, Novel protein foods.
40. NUT 506
Food Sanitation And
Hygiene
CO1 The students will gain knowledge of infectious disease epidemiology,
details of water impurities and large scale and small scale purification
of water.
CO2 The students will be able to understand the various Physical, chemical
and biological hazards in foods.
CO3 The students will become aware of details of Food adulteration -
common adulterants and Prevention of food adulteration FSSAI,
HACCP &Codex Alimentations
CO4 The students will become skilled at the various food safety and
Personal hygiene practices implemented in a food service
establishment
41. NUT 607
Therapeutic Nutrition CO1 The students will learn Principles of diet in disease- objectives of diet
therapy and Role of a dietician- therapeutic modification of normal
diet.
CO2 The students will acquire details of Dietary management: during
diseases of the stomach
CO3 The student will gain detailed knowledge of the Dietary management
of underweight, Nutrition and Cancer.
CO4 The student will be taught the fine points of Aetiology, symptoms,
diagnosis and Dietary management and complications of : obesity,
Diabetes , Cardio Vascular Disorders and hypertension.,
42. NUT 608 Public Health CO1 The students will learn Importance of Public health, Determinants of
health.
Health education methodology- individual, group and mass methods,
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School Health education.
CO2 The students will learn about Environment and Health, - Role of
Vectors and Pests ‐ Malaria, Filariasis. Vector control at individual or at community or at
both levels, Mechanical, Biological and Chemical control. Of vectors
CO3 The students will gain knowledge about Immunity,, antigen and
antibodies, immunoglobulin, Immunization, active and passive,
immunization schedule, immunizing agents, hazards of immunization
CO4 The students will learn about Maternal and child Healthcare, maternal
and infant mortality and morbidity Primary health care system, Health
Indicators, National health programs –Malaria control program, AIDS
Control program, National and international health agencies
43. MIC 101 Introductory
Microbiology-I
CO1 Get insight into historical aspects of microorganisms and impact on
human societies.
CO2 Able to differentiate between prokaryotic & eukaryotic cells and
explain the characteristics of bacteria, virus, fungi, protozoa, algae.
CO3 Knowledge on control of microorganisms by physical and chemical
sterilization methods
CO4 Explain about methods of cultivation and preservation of
microorganisms
44. MIC 202 Introductory
Microbiology-II
CO1 Describe the ultra structure of bacterial cell & characteristic features
of other prokaryotic cell types
CO2 Insight on characteristics, cultivation and classification of viruses
CO3 Knowledge on biomolecules of microorganisms
CO4 Give the significance of pH & Buffers in Biology
45. MIC 303 Microbial Physiology CO1 Know how microorganisms transport substances into and out of their
interiors
CO2 Able to explain microbial growth, factors affecting microbial growth
and methods to measure microbial growth
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CO3 Explain how microorganisms generate energy via aerobic and
anaerobic modes of respiration
CO4 Understand the mechanism of anoxygenic and oxygenic
photosynthesis in bacteria
46. MIC 404 Microbial Genetics CO1 Gain insight into basics of microbial genetics like structure of nucleic
acids ,types and mode of replication
CO2 Understand Microbial genes, gene expression & protein synthesis in
prokaryotes
CO3 Understand what is rDNA technology and methods employed in
rDNA technology.
CO4 Explain the role of rDNA in medicine, agriculture and industry
47. MIC 505 Immunology &
Pharmaceutical
Microbiology
CO1 Basic understanding on key components of the innate and adaptive
immune responses and insight into which cell types and organs are
involved in an immune response.
CO2 Explain the Role of Antigens & Antibobies in Immunity &
understand Significance of antigen antibody reactions
CO3 Differentiate between different Hypersensitivity states
CO4 Gain Knowledge types of antimicrobial agents and their mode of
action
48. MIC 506 Agricultural and
Environmental
Microbiology
CO1 Students gain insight into fundamental concepts of soil microbiology
& soil microbial diversity, Understand the types of microbial
interactions and able to explain the Role of microbes in Biogeo
chemical cycling
CO2 Basic understanding on Applied concepts of soil microbes-nitrogen
fixation, Phosphate solubilization and plant growth promotion
CO3 Understand the microbiology of potable and polluted waters
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CO4 Gain knowledge on significant role of microbes in environment in
Solid waste Disposal mechanisms & Biodegradation of environmental
pollutants
49. MIC 607
Medical Microbiology
CO1 Demonstrate an understanding of microbial virulence mechanisms,
host response to infection & knowledge on normal flora of human
body
CO2 Insight on air borne, water borne infections(microbial causes,
pathogenesis, transmission of infection, diagnosis, prevention and
treatment
CO3 Able to Explain about vector borne and blood borne infections
(microbial causes, pathogenesis, transmission of infection, diagnosis,
prevention and treatment) by being able to identify a unknown
organisms in clinical samples, and describe the pathogenesis of
important pathogens
CO4 Gain Knowledge on principles of diagnostic microbiology &
Understand the cultural, microscopic, biochemical & molecular
methods of identification of pathogen
50. MIC 608 Food & Industrial
Microbiology
CO1 Gain Knowledge on how microorganisms cause spoilage, poisoning
and understand significance of food preservation.
CO2 Develop insight on basics of industrial microbiology ie screening &
strain improvement.
CO3 Knowledge on microorganisms involved in production of fermented
foods.
CO4 Students learn about fermentation processes, medium optimization,
and production processes of industrially important products.
51. BCH 101 Bio molecules 1 CO1 Describe the structure of water and its role in biological processes
,concepts of pH and Buffers
CO2 Define and Classify Carbohydrates ,write structures and correlate
structures with functions
CO3 Define and Classify Amino acids, write structures and correlate
structures with functions
CO4 Define and Classify Lipids, Lipoproteins, Prostaglandins ,write
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structures and correlate structures with functions
CO5 Describe the structure and function of Biomembranes
52. BCH 202 Biomolecules II and
enzymology
CO1 CO1 Define and Classify proteins, write structures and correlate
structures with functions
CO2 Write the structures of purines ,pyrimidines, nucleosides and
nucleotides Describe the structure of DNA, double helical structure
and super coiling and correlate the structure with functions
CO3 Describe the different types of RNA, understand Tm ,Hyperchromic
effect and their significance
CO4 Define holoenzyme, apoenzyme ,coenzyme ,cofactor and classify
enzymes
CO5 Understand the different types of catalysis of enzyme
CO6 Describe the roles of allosteric enzymes,isozymes,PDH complex and
analyze the regulatory strategies of enzyme control
53. ‘
BCH 303 Bioenergetics and
Intermediary
Metabolism I
CO1 Define Biological oxidations, Reduction potential, free energy
CO2 Describe energy transformations in living systems
CO3 Describe the electron carriers, mechanism of electron transport chain
and oxidative phosphorylation
CO4 Define and explain metabolic concepts, illustrate structural
carbohydrate biochemical pathways, correlate and comprehend
regulatory strategies of carbohydrate metabolism
CO5 Define and explain metabolic concepts, illustrate structural lipid
biochemical pathways, correlate and comprehend regulatory strategies
of lipid metabolism
54. BCH 404 Intermediary
Metabolism II and
Biochemical
Techniques
CO1 Understand the general reactions of amino acid metabolism, urea
cycle
CO2 Write the structural pathways of purine, pyrimidine metabolism
CO3 Understand the significance of ribonucleotide reductase and
thymidylate synthase
CO4 Understand principles and applications of centrifugation,
chromatography techniques like Paper, Thin layer , Gel filtration, Ion
exchange & Affinity
CO5 Understand the principles & Applications of Electrophoresis,
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colorimetry and spectrophotometry
55. BCH 505 Physiology and
Nutritional Biochemistry
CO1 Describe the physiology of Heart, muscle, Vision, Nervous system &
Digestion
CO2 Classify Hormones & Describe the physiological role and disorders of
Hormones of Pancreas, Thyroid, parathyroid, gonads, placenta
,Adrenals, pituitary glands
CO3 Understand the concepts of Balanced diet, BMR Energy
requirements, RDA & BVP and Malnutrition
CO4 Describe the sources, structure & Biochemical role of fat solube &
Water soluble Vitamins
CO5 Define Neutraceutical & Functional foods, describe the role of Bulk
and trace elements
CO6 Apply the knowledge of physiology and Nutritional Biochemistry to
comprehend the role of biochemistry in the practice of medical ,
nutritional research and molecular diagnostics
56. BCH 506 Clinical Biochemistry
and Immunology
CO1 Understand and describe the Liver profile & Kidney profile
CO2 Understand and describe the Disorders of Carbohydrates and lipid
metabolism
CO3 Apply the knowledge of clinical Biochemistry to comprehend the role
of biochemistry in the practice of medical and molecular diagnostics
CO4 Understand the concepts of Innate and Acquired immunity, Haptens,
adjuvants, and monoclonal antibodies
CO5 Describe the Immunological reactions like agglutination,
Immunoprecipitation, Immunodiffusion and apply the knowledge in
Immunodiagnostics
CO6 Understand and Describe the concepts of immunization,
Hypersensitivity & Graft rejection.
57. BCH 607 Microbiology and
Molecular Biology
CO1 Describe, analyze and apply concepts of basic Microbiology in
diagnostics and research
CO2 Describe, analyze and apply concepts of basic virology in diagnostics
and research
CO3 Understand and analyze the concepts of DNA Replication and the
Enzymology
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CO4 Understand and analyze the concepts of DNA transcription in
Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
CO5 Describe the role of Inhibitors of DNA replication and transcription
and apply this knowledge in Designing New Drugs
58. BCH 608 Translation, Recombinant
DNA Technology and
Bioinformatics
CO1 Understand and describe the process of Protein synthesis and
regulation of Prokaryotic gene expression
CO2 Understand the concepts of cloning, DNA sequencing, Vectors, Hosts
and Tools of r-DNA technology
CO3 Understand and analyze the concepts of PCR, Blotting techniques, c-
DNA & Genomic library and apply the knowledge in the production
of recombinant products
CO4 Define the terms Proteomics, Genomics, Gene bank and understand
sequence alignment- BLAST & FASTA
CO5 Apply the concepts of r-DNA technology and Bionformatics in
diagnostics and research and drug designing
59. BIT 101 Cell biology and
genetics
CO1 Comprehensive knowledge of Cell biology
CO2 Thorough understanding of cell cycle, its regulation, and Apoptosis
and its significance
CO3 Describe Mendelism and deviations from Mendelian inheritance
CO4 Understand Linkage, recombination and Gene mapping
60. BIT 202 Nucleic acids and
bioinformatics
CO1 Explain structure of DNA , genome organization of prokaryotes and
eukaryotes
CO2 Describe DNA replication , recombination and Mutations
CO3 Understand Bioinformatics, storage and retrieval of information from
databases
CO4 Identify role of Bioinformatics in drug designing, phylogenetic
analysis by using Gene identification tools
61. BIT 303 Biological Chemistry
and Intermediary
Metabolism
CO1 Classify Carbohydrates - biochemical importance , Polysaccharides ,
Peptides and proteins
CO2 Classify Lipids and their classification, Enzymes , their physiological
role
CO3 Understand Interaction of carbohydrate, lipids and amino acid
metabolic pathways
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CO4 Describe metabolism of amino acids, Photosynthetic reactions
62. BI T 404 Microbiology and
biophysical
techniques
CO1 Explain microbiological pathogens, organisms, methods of
sterilization
CO2 Learn Preparation of pure cultures, identification of cultures
CO3 Comprehend sensitive instrumentation techniques - Mass
spectrophotometer , Chromatography
CO4 Study modern techniques used in biological experiments
63. BIT 505 Molecular biology
and genetic
engineering
CO1 Classify genetic elements and C-value paradox
CO2 Describe organization of genome in Prokaryotes and eukaryotes
CO3 Differentiate Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic transcription
CO4 Explain Gene regulation through Operon concept, and regulatory
elements
64. BIT 506 Applications of
biotechnology
CO1 Study Animal cell culture media, preservation of cell lines, transgenic
animals
CO2 Describe Stem cells, IVF and Embryo transfer technique, Molecular
Pharming
CO3 Learn mass cultivation plant cells, preservation of cell lines, Clonal
propogation
CO4 Identify Genetic disorders, Prenatal diagnosis and Gene therapy.
65. BIT 607 r-DNA Technology
and immunology
CO1 Comprehend cloning , construction of cDNA library and different
types of vectors.
CO2 Identify nucleic acids, PCR technology, DNA Fingerprinting
CO3 Understand immune cells and organs, antigen- antibody reactions
CO4 Describe MHC complex, Antibody diversity, Hypersensitivity and
autoimmunity
66. BIT 608 Industrial and
environmental
biotechnology
CO1 Learn Fermentation technology, screening and preservation of
industrial microorganisms.
CO2 Study bioreactors, therapeutic proteins, foods, IPRs, Patent rights ,bio-
safety and Bioethics
CO3 Understand environmental biotechnology, biofuels, their significance
CO4 Describe biofertilizers, biopesticides, microbial degradation of
industrial wastes and microbial ore leaching
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B.Sc. Physical Sciences Course Outcomes
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B.Sc. Physical Sciences : Course Outcomes
1. MAT
101
Differential
Equations
CO1 Understand how to differentiate linear and non-linear,
CO2 understand some basic definitions, Find the envelopes and orthogonal trajectories
of the family of different surfaces
CO3 Understand How to resolve the differential equations into rational and solve it.
Solve equations for p, x and y, explain Clairaut's equation
CO4 Will be able to find solution of higher-order linear differential equations, Uses the
method "variations of parameters" to find to solution of higher-order linear
differential equations with variable coefficients, Solves the Cauchy-Euler equations
2. MAT
202
Three
Dimensional
Geometry
CO1 understand geometrical terminology for angles, triangles, quadrilaterals and circles,
measure angles using a protractor, use geometrical results to determine unknown
angles
CO2 Define parallel lines, Recognize and create parallel lines on graphs and with
equations, define perpendicular lines, Recognize and create graphs and equations of
perpendicular lines
CO3 Understand the equation of the tangent plane and use the tangent plane as a local
linear approximation to the surface
CO4 Understand how to use cylinder and cone, Identify the shape of the surface of a
cylinder and cone, Measure the surface area of a cylinder and a cone, finding
volume of a cylinder and cone.
3. MAT
303
Real Analysis
CO1 Understand the concepts of limits, Continuity, Discontinuity, Uniform Continuity
CO2 Analyze Derivatives and apply Mean value Theorems
CO3 Understand the Concept of Sequences and Series and interpret series Tests
CO4 Identify Riemann Integral functions
4. MAT
404
Abstract Algebra
CO1 Trained in the Basic concepts of Groups, Subgroups
CO2 Apply the learned concepts to Normal subgroups, Homomorphism and Cyclic
groups
CO3 Attain knowledge in Rings, Sub rings, Ideals
CO4 Further learn Isomorphisms and polynomial rings
5. MAT
505
Linear Algebra and
Vector Claculus
CO1 Vector Spaces, Sub Spaces, Linear Combination, Dimension of Vector Space and
Subspace. Definitions, Operations on vectors and scalars.
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CO2 Rank and Nullity of Linear Transformations, Invertible Linear Transformations.
Ordinary derivatives of vectors , Continuity, Frenet – Serret formulae, Gradient,
Divergence, Curl
CO3 Sylvester‘s Law of Nullity and Cayley Hamilton Theorem. Vector Integration
CO4 Inner Product Spaces. Green‘s Theorem in a plane, Gauss Divergence theorem,
Stokes theorem & Applications of these theorems.
6. MAT-
506 (A)
Numerical Analysis
CO1 Analyze and detect different form of errors and also will be able to solve Algebraic
and Transcendental equations using different methods.
CO2 Interpolate the functions within the range using equally and un equally spaced
points
CO3 Upon completion of this module the student should :
Understand the Least Squares Method
Be able to curve fit data using several types of curves(straight line, second
degree parabola, power curve, exponential curve)
Obtain numerical approximations to the first and second derivatives of
certain functions
Calculate a definite integral using an appropriate numerical method
CO4 To solve the solution of a linear system of equations using direct or
iterative methods.
To solve the selected class of differential equations using Taylor, Picards,
Euler‘s, Runge Kutta, Adams and Milne‘s
7. MAT-
607
Vector Calculus
CO1 Understand the concepts of vectors and scalars and will be able to perform the
calculations on dot, cross and triple products.
CO2 Understand space curves and partial derivatives of vectors as well perform
calculations on gradient t, divergence and curl operators.
CO3 Analyze line, surface and volume integrals and estimate the change of order of
integration as well as the change of variable in double integration
CO4 Understand the application of Green‘s Gauss and Stokes theorems
8. MAT
608(A)
Numerical
Analysis
CO1 Obtain numerical approximations to the first and second derivatives of certain
functions
CO2 Calculate a definite integral using an appropriate numerical method
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CO3 To solve the solution of a linear system of equations using direct or iterative
methods.
CO4 To solve the selected class of differential equations using Taylor,
Picards,Euler‘s,Runge Kutta,Adams and Milne‘s.
9. S
T
A
1
0
STA 101
Basic Statistics &
Probability
CO1 Use different scales of measurement;design a questionnaire in simple situations to
collect the primary data.
CO2 Make use of the secondary sources of data.
CO3 Summarize the data in a diagrammatic and graphical way, obtain descriptive
statistics and make possible & appropriate interpretations
CO4 Understand various approaches to probability & compute probabilities.
CO5 Identify and define discrete and continuous random variables
10. STA 202 Theoretical
Distributions
CO1 Derive various descriptive statistics; verify the existence of reproductive property
of distributions using generating functions-their limitations and advantages.
CO2 :Distinguish between discrete and continuous distributions and understand
applications of theoretical distributions
CO3 Understand the importance of Normal distribution
CO4 Usage of Central limit theorem and weak law of large numbers
11. STA303
Linear Regression
Analysis & Statistical
Inference I
CO1 Generating random samples from different distributions-U(0,1), U(a,b), e(θ), P(λ),
N(μ,σ2)
CO2 Identify an appropriate relationship between two variables using scatter plot and
fitting the same by the method of least squares- straight line, second degree
polynomial, power & exponential curves
CO3 Describe the concepts of correlation & regression and perform regression analysis
for the given data
CO4 Perform qualitative data analysis using theory of attributes
CO5 Understand various sampling distributions and the related concepts, criteria of good
estimators and interval estimation
12. STA404
Statistical
Inference II
CO1 Obtain Maximum Likelihood estimators and Method Moment estimators.
CO2 Understand the use of central limit theorem in testing of hypothesis
CO3 Identify a suitable test of significance to test a given hypothesis -large sample
test/small sample test for testing different parameters
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CO4 Perform non-parametric tests.
13. STA505
Sample Surveys
and Design of
Experiments
CO1 Understand the concepts related to population and sample, principal steps of a
sample survey, Know the sources of the errors occurring in a sampling design.
CO2 Apply suitable sampling technique and obtain precise estimates for a given study-
SRSWR, SRSWOR, Stratified Random Sampling & Systematic Sampling.
CO3 Identify and perform suitable ANOVA for a given data / design and segregate the
types of variation
CO4 Understand the principles of design of experiments and perform ANOVA for a
CRD, RBD and LSD with and without missing observation.
CO5 Find least square estimates of the parameters of linear model, and find expected
values of various sums of squares of all the designs and compare the efficiencies of
designs.
14. STA506
A
Statistical Quality
Control and
Reliability (Open
Elective I)
CO1 Understand 7 QC tools and construct different control charts appropriately and
draw interpretations.
CO2 Compare specification limits with natural tolerance limits and interpret process
capability index for a given process
CO3 Describe double sampling and single sampling plans & design a single sampling
plan for the given
CO4 Understand the concept of reliability and its importance in a manufacturing
industry and compute various related rates, series, parallel and k out of n system
configurations & compute the corresponding system reliability.
15. STA506
B
Bio Statistics I
(Open Elective II)
CO1 Learn ratios estimates, asymptotic distributions : Feller‘s theorem
CO2 Estimate dose – response when standard preparation is unknown, extreme quantiles
dose allocation schemes, polychotomous quantal response and points on the quantal
response function
CO3 Understand Mendal‘s law, Hardy – Weinberg equilibrium
CO4 Estimate allele frequency in dominant and co-dominant cases
16. STA607
Business
Economics and
Demography
CO1 Understand time series data compute and segregate trend component using different
methods and calculate seasonal indices by various methods.
CO2 Construct simple and weighted index numbers-Laspeyer‘s, Paasche‘s and Fisher‘s
index numbers, cost of living index numbers and wholesale index numbers,
perform base shifting and deflation
CO3 Understand the concept of demand analysis, determine demand and supply curves
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using Leontief‘s and Pigous‘s methods and Pareto‘s Law of income distribution
CO4 Construct different mortality, birth, reproductive, fertility rates and life tables.
CO5 Know the functions and organization of Central Statistical Organisation (CSO) and
National Sample Survey Organisation (NSSO) and methods of computing National
Income.
17. STA608
A
Operations
Research (Open
Elective I)
CO1 Frame and solve an LPP using graphical, simplex and artificial variable techniques.
CO2 Obtain IBFS to a TP by NW Corner rule, Matrix Minima Method, VAM and hence
optimum
solution by UV method and Stepping Stone Methods
CO3 Solve AP by Hungarian/Flood‘s Technique and hence find a solution to a TSP
CO4 Find optimum sequence by Johnson‘s algorithm to a SP
18. STA608
B
Bio Statistics II
(Open Elective II)
CO1 Use exponential, gamma, Weibul, log normal and Pareto distributions as life
distributions in survival analysis.
CO2 Differentiate between point estimate and interval estimate, estimate them using
different methods
CO3 test the parameters of survival distributions
CO4 Carry out epidemiological studies and do the required statistical analysis-
descriptive statistics, regression analysis, quantitative data analysis
19. PHY 101 Mechanics CO1 State and prove Stokes, Gauss theorems. Understand the concept of Del,
Curl,Rotational and irritational vectors.
CO2 Understand the working of multi stage Rockets, collisions in 2d and 3d.
CO3 Define a Conservative force with relavent examples. Planetarey motion. Arrive at
the equation of motion of an orbit.
CO4 Understand the concept of Relativity, frames of reference, Lorentz transformations
and its consequences, mass energy equivalence.
20. PHY
202
Waves and
Oscillations
CO1 Analyze the combination of Simple Harmonic vibrations in mutually perpendicular
directions. Generate Lissajous patterns
CO2 Apply the concept of damping to determine logarithmic decrement, quality factor.
Nature of coupled oscillations.
CO3 Nature of transverse vibrations of a stretched spring. Transportation of energy
across a boundary.
CO4 Longitudinal vibrations in bars. Analyze the different boundary conditions applied
to arrive at the wave equation.
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21. PHY 303 Thermal Physics CO1 Understanding the basic concepts of thermodynamics and the kinetic theory of
gases
CO2 Knowing the thermodynamic potentials and solving the Maxwell‘s Equations
Applications of Low Temperature Physics
CO3 Understanding the need for Quantum theory of radiation and different methods of
measuring radiations
CO4 Knowing and applying Maxwell-Boltzmann, Bose-Einstein and Fermi-Dirac
Statistics. Also understanding the difference between the three
22. PHY 404 Optics CO1 Understanding Interference and its applications
CO2 Knowledge of Diffraction and its applications
CO3 Understanding the difference between polarized and un polarized light, how to get
a polarized light and the types of polarized light
CO4 Basic understanding of Fiber Optics and the factors that cause aberrations in
monochromatic and polychromatic light
23. PHY 505 Electricity and
Magnetism
CO1 By the end of this course, the student will be able to
Understand Gauss‘s law of electrostatics and derive in integral and differential
forms.
CO2 Understand the concepts of capacitance and di-electrics
CO3 Analyse electric field and potential due to magnetic shell and
Understand Biot Savart‘s law and apply it to long straight wire, loop and solenoid.
CO4 Analyse Faraday‘s law and Lenz‘s law of electromagnetic induction.
And Review the basic laws of electricity and magnetism, leading to Maxwell‘s
equations and application in electromagnetic waves.
24. PHY 506
(a)
Spectroscopy and
Nuclear Physics
CO1 Understand the evolution of the Atomic Models, Spectra of different elements. The
effect of Electric and Magnetic field on the spectra
CO2 Types of Molecular Spectra and the experimental and theoretical understanding of
Raman Effect
CO3 Understanding the nucleus and the properties of the nucleus, the models associated
with it. Different types of Nuclear Reactions
CO4 The theories behind alpha and beta decays. Different detectors used to detect alpha
, beta and gamma radiations
25. PHY Introduction to CO1 Introductory knowledge of Nanotechnology
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506(b) Nano Science Basic idea of Nano crystals
CO2 Understanding a Nano system
CO3 Knowledge of Nano materials and their properties
CO4 An understanding of the applications of Nano materials
26. PHY
506(c)
Optical Fibre
Communication
CO1 Introductory knowledge on Fibre Optics
CO2 An understanding of transmission in optical fibres
CO3 Knowledge of Optical Fibre connections
CO4 A thorough understanding of various measurements in optical fibres
27. PHY 607 Current
Electricity and
Electronics
CO1 Understand the effect of varying currents on LR and RC circuits and
Review of A C fundamentals, Analysis of LCR Resonant Circuits
CO2 Understand the Basic concepts of Electronics-
working of P n junction diodes , applications as rectifiers,
zener diode and voltage regulators.
CO3 Analysis of transistor characteristics in different configurations
Design of RC coupled Amplifier and Phase Shift Oscillator.
CO4 Knowledge of Number Systems and conversion,
Design of Logic Gates and analysis of truth tables,
Analysis truth tables of logic gates and adders.
28. PHY
608(a)
Solid State
Physics and
Quantum
Mechanics
CO1 Quantum Mechanics and limitations of old quantum theory.
Understanding the deBroglie waves
CO2 Understanding Heisenbergs Uncertainty Principle with an experiment and an
example
Solve Schrodinger‘s time dependant and independent wave equations and apply it
to one and three dimensional boxes
CO3 Basic understanding of the Crystal Structure and also an experimental study of the
crystal structures
Understanding of Nanomaterials
CO4 The concept of Magnetic materials and the difference between the three
Understanding Superconductors and their applications
29. PHY
608(b)
8085
Microprocessor
and Applications
CO1 Understand architecture of 8085 microprocessor
CO2 Knowledge of assembly language, instruction set,classification.
CO3 Undersatnding of the Programming concept. Organization of Stack , operations –
PUSH,POP
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CO4 Working of Interfacing peripherals – Programmable interfaces.Applications of
interfacing stepper motor,seven segment displays.
30. PHY
608(c)
Electronics
Instrumentation
CO1 Understand functional elements of measurement system- static characteristics,
dynamic characteristics and errors in system.
CO2 To understand the classification of different types of transducers and sensors.
CO3 Working of different types of bridges and their applications.
CO4 Knowledge on the functioning of testing instrument – oscilloscope.
31. ELE 101 Circuit Analysis CO1 Understand the Basics of A C fundamentals
Analyse Kirchhoff‘s Laws- Applications to simple networks using Mesh and
Nodal methods.
CO2 Analyse Network theorems- Applications to simple networks
CO3 Study the Transient and Frequency response of RC and RL circuits,Passive
Differentiating and Integrating Circuits
CO4 Analyse Resonance in LCR Series and Parallel Circuits and
Understand the parts, working and applications of a Cathode Ray Oscilloscope
32. ELE 202 Electronic
Devices
CO1 Analyse P N Junction- formation and characteristics
Zener diode, tunnel diode , varactor diode.
CO2 Analyse the characteristics of a BJT in different configurations
Transistor as a two port network
CO3 Study the construction, working and characteristics of FET, UJT
CO4 Study the construction, working and characteristics of SCR, photo electric devices
33. ELE 303 Analog Circuits CO1 Understand the working of different types of rectifiers and filters.
CO2 Introductory knowledge of regulated power supply, IC regulators, SMPS and UPS
through block diagram.
CO3 Knowledge on the working of RC coupled amplifier and effect of negative
feedback on different parameters of amplifiers.
CO4 Working of different multivibrators and oscillators and the conditions required for
producing oscillations.
34. ELE 404 Linear Integrated
Circuits and Basics of
Communication
CO1 Understanding the block diagram of op amp and its various parameters.
CO2 Apply the basics of op amp parameters and understand the various application
circuits of op amp; Knowledge on block diagram of IC 555 and its application as
astable and monostable multivibrator
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CO3 Knowledge on need for modulation and different types of modulation.
CO4 Construction and working of modulation and demodulation circuits in case of
frequency modulation and basics of digital modulation.
35. ELE505
Digital
Electronics
CO1 Understand the different Number system and inter conversions. Construction and
working of Basic Logic gates. NAND/NOR
CO2 Simplifying Boolean expressions using Boolean identities and DeMorgan‘s laws.
K-map – Prodict of sums and Sum of products.
CO3 Construction and working of RS, D, JK flip flops . Working of shift registers.
CO4 Working of asynchronous and synchronous counters – drawing timing diagrams
36. ELE
506(a)
The 8051
Microcontroller
CO1 Introductory knowledge on the architecture of 8051, pin diagram, memory
organization.
CO2 Understand the various addressing modes and instructions of 8052 microcontroller.
CO3 To be able to use assembly language programming to write various programs in
microcontroller.
CO4 Understand the concept of interrupts and counters used in microcontroller.
37. ELE
506(b)
Digital System design
using VHDL
CO1 Basic Knowledge on fundamental concepts of VHDL
CO2 Insight of data types and programming logics
CO3 Learning different design levels starting from basic building blocks to advanced
digital design
CO4 Hands on exposure with respect to applications of VHDL
38. ELE
506(c)
Electronics
Instrumentation
CO1 Understand functional elements of measurement system- static characteristics,
dynamic characteristics and errors in system.
CO2 To understand the classification of different types of transducers and sensors.
CO3 Working of different types of bridges and their applications.
CO4 Knowledge on the functioning of testing instrument – oscilloscope.
39. ELE 607 8085 Microprocessor
and applications
CO1 Understand architecture of 8085 microprocessor, assembly language, instruction
set, classification. Programming concept. How the stack is organuised
CO2 How is the addressing mode used in fetching data/address. . Fetch and instruction
cycle, T-states . Organization of Stack , operations –PUSH,POP.
CO3 Fundamentals of Assembly language program miming,Writing a psedu code and
the role pf flow charting.
CO4 How to interface microprocessor 8085 with programmable peripherals
40. ELE Embedded Systems CO1 Knowledge on microcontroller programming using assembler and keil software and
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608(a)
and Applications embedded system development.
CO2 Comprehensive learning of microcontroller programming using C language.
CO3 Concept of interfacing various peripheral devices
CO4 Designing an automated system using microcontroller at classroom level.
41. ELE
608(b)
Digital design using
Verilog HDL
CO1 Introductory knowledge on verilog HDL
CO2 Knowledge on various modeling methodologies.
CO3 To be able to develop behavioural model of digital system.
CO4 Study of behavioural modeling of combinational and sequential logic using HDL.
42. ELE
608(c)
Optical Fiber
Communication
CO1 Introductory knowledge on Fibre Optics
CO2 An understanding of transmission in optical fibres
CO3 Knowledge of Optical Fibre connections
CO4 A thorough understanding of various measurements in optical fibres
43. CSC 101 MS Office CO1 Students learn about basic computer concepts, desktop operations and
fundamentals of operating systems
CO2 Hands on knowledge on various MS Word concepts including templates, macros
and mailmerge and creating presentations using MS Power point
CO3 Learn MS excel features and working with spread sheets ( Functions, Formulas and
Formatting features)
CO4 Develop simple databases using MS Access (Forms, Tables, Queries and Reports)
44. CSC 202 C Programming CO1 Students will learn fundamentals of Computer, Program fundamentals, Algorithms
& Basics of C.
CO2 Students will learn the concept of Control Statements, Arrays and program
Structures
CO3 Students will learn the concept of Functions & Pointers
CO4 Students will learn the concept of Structures, Union, Enumeration and Files
45. CSC 303 Programming in Java CO1 Design, implement, test, and debug programs that use each of the fundamental
programming constructs.
CO2 Object oriented programming aims to implement real world entities like
inheritance, hiding, polymorphism etc in programming. To familiarize the students
with language environment
CO3 Understand one‐dimensional, two‐dimensional arrays & String Arrays and
Understand the behavior of Multiple Inheritance
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CO4 Understand the creation of user defined packages and importing classes from API
& user defined packages. Understand the behavior of Multiple Inheritance
46. CSC 404 Data Structures using
Java
CO1 Students will be able to sort a given lists, Understand the storage of data in a stack.
CO2 Understand the types of Queues & Linked lists with major differences
CO3 To familiarize the students with Trees and Understanding Graphs with different
terminology.
CO4 Understanding GUI (Graphical User Interface), Learning basics of HTML
Language
47. CSC 505 MDBMS -I CO1 Understand the need for computerized database management Systems
CO2 Understand underlying concepts of Relational Model and develop Entity
Relationship Diagrams
CO3 Develop the ability to design normalized data bases
CO4 Understand and create SQL Code
48. CSC 506
A
(a) Web
Technologies -I
CO1 Learn Hyper Text Markup Language and be able to develop structure and design
for web pages.
CO2 a) Learn usage of style sheets in developing the structure and design and fine
tuning of web pages. b) Learn basic features of JavaScript language and its
usage in creating interactive web pages.
CO3 Learn JavaScript built-in object features, regular expressions usage, exception
handling creating interactive web pages,
CO4 Learn the importance of good design and features and concepts relating to WWW.
49. CSC 606 MDBMS-II CO1 Develop programs using PL/SQL
CO2 Understand DB lifecycles and the need for transaction management and
concurrency control
CO3 Understand underlying concepts of Distributed DBMS
CO4 Gain knowledge regarding Data base Administration and Uses of Data warehouses
50. CSC 607
A
(a) Web
Technologies -II
CO1 Learn Dynamic HTML and application in web design.
CO2 Learn PERL features and developing small programming applications
CO3 Learning XML features and applications
CO4 Know about Web based software and protocols
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B.Com. Course Outcome
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B.Com. : Course Outcome
1. BCO101
Financial Accounting
- I
CO1 Students can understand and ascertain: Meaning of Accounting - its objectives,
scope, advantages, disadvantages and its principles.
CO2 The Accounting Process – Identifying the types of accounts, Recording (journal)
and Posting (ledger). And understanding the contemporary issues in Accounting.
CO3 The Different types of books (purchase book, sales book, cash book etc.). Bank
Reconciliation Statement its Meaning, Need and Ascertainment of correct cash book
balance.
CO4 Meaning of Trial balance and its objectives. Rectification of Errors before and after
preparation of Final Accounts.
CO5 Preparation of Manufacturing , Trading, Profit and loss Account and Balance Sheet
along with adjustments and Closing Entries
2. BCO102
Business Statistics CO1 Students can understand and ascertain:
Importance and Scope of Statistics, Sampling methods and Tabulation of data
CO2 Diagrammatic and graphic presentation
CO3 Mean , Median and Mode
CO4 Measures of Dispersion - Quartile Deviation, Mean Deviation and Coefficients,
Standard Deviation,Co-efficient of Variation
CO5 Types, Methods of Constructing Index Numbers and Tests of Consistency of Index
Number
3. BCO103
Business
Organization
CO1 Students can understand:
Scope, Functions, Role of Business in Social Development - Essentials for
Modern Business.
CO2 Forms of business organization.
CO3 Procedural and legal aspects of joint stock company and Management of co-
operative societies
CO4 Forms and objectives of public and private enterprises
CO5 Social Responsibilities of business – levels of corporate social responsibility
4. BCO10
4
Business Economics CO1 Students can understand:
Nature and Role of Business Economics, Theory of Consumer Behavior.
CO2 Demand analysis - Law, types and measurement
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CO3 Supply analysis - Law , types and measurement.
CO4 Production analysis- concepts, Law of variable proportion - Law of return to scale
– isocost – isoquants
CO5 Cost and break even analysis
5. BCO 105 Information
Technology
CO1 To imbibe applications of IT in the areas of business:
CO2 Types of Operating System, Booting Process
CO3 Word processing- creating, editing, saving, printing
CO4 Worksheet to analyze data with graphs & Charts, Advanced tools to compute data
value and application of MS-Access
CO5 Creating Audio-Visual presentations, Running Slide show, Browsing Services
available on internet and Application of Multimedia and E-commerce
6. BCO201
Financial Accounting
- II
CO1 Students can understand and ascertain:
Depreciation - its objectives, factors and methods.
CO2 Single Entry System - Features and methods.
CO3 Accounting Process of Non- profit Entities.
CO4 Documentation and Accounting treatment for admission ,retirement and death of
partner in a partnership firm.
CO5 Accounting treatment for Dissolution of firm and Insolvency of partner.
7. BCO203
Advanced Business
Statistics
CO1 Students can analyze and compute:
Correlation- types and methods.
CO2 Regression Analysis- Lines, Equations
CO3 Time Series Analysis – Components and measurement.
CO4 Theorems of Probability and Approaches to Probability
CO5 Forms and importance of Theoretical distributions
8. BCO202
Principles Of
Management
CO1 To familiarize the students with:
Basic principles and trends of management.
CO2 Theories of management
CO3 Process of planning, organizing and staffing.
CO4 Techniques of Directing, Effective communication, Importance and Theories of
Motivation
CO5 Guidelines for making delegation effective, Principles of Co-ordination, controlling
techniques.
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9. BCO204
Information
Technology
CO1 Overview of Computer Systems, IT enabled services.
CO2 Types of Operating System, Booting Process
CO3 Word processing- creating, editing, saving, printing
CO4 Worksheet to analyze data with graphs & Charts, Advanced tools to compute data
value and application of MS-Access
CO5 Creating Audio-Visual presentations, Running Slide show, Browsing Services
available on internet and Application of Multimedia and E-commerce.
10. BCH204
Managerial
Economics
CO1 To enable students to understand conceptual and practical knowledge of managerial
economics:
CO2 Managerial theories of the firm
CO3 Market Analysis- profit maximizing output in the short and long run.
CO4 Pricing Methods and theories of profit
CO5 Computation of National Income, Phases of Business cycle.
11. BCP205
Relational Database
Management Systems
CO1 Students can learn to design and develop Database System:
CO2 Relational Database Integrity , Sequential File Organization
CO3 writing good queries using a standard query language called SQL
CO4 Concurrency Management, Database Recovery and Security.
CO5 Structure of Distributed Database system , Emergence of Client Server
Architecture.
12. BCO301
Advanced
Accounting
CO1 Students will be able to do
Accounting Treatment in the books of Hire Purchaser and Hire Vendor – They can
know the difference between Hire Purchase and Installment Purchase system.
CO2 Understand and prepare Branch and Department Accounts
CO3 Understand Journal entries and accounting treatment with respect to Share Capital-
Issue , Forfeiture of Shares and Debentures
CO4 Understand the Accounting Standards -Adoption of International Financial
Reporting Standards(IFRS)
CO5 Compute the value of Goodwill and Shares
13. BCO302
Business
Mathematics
CO1 Students Can
Mathematics of Finance Understand
CO2 Elicit the theory of Sets – Types – Venn Diagrams – Operation on Sets -Algebra of
Sets. Permutations and Combinations
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CO3 Apply Quadratic Equations – Sum & Product of the Roots - Formation of Quadratic
Equation and Progressions
CO4 Differentiation – Derivative of Standard Functions – Rules of Differentiation,
Differentiation of One Function With Respect to another Function. Maxima and
Minima - Integration: Concept – Methods of Integration
CO5 Matrices Algebra - Multiplication - Transpose of a Matrix –Inverse of a Matrix -
Minors and Cofactors – Determinant – Solving of Simultaneous Equations Using
Crammer‘s Rule and Matrix Inverse Method - Including Application Problems
14. BCO303
Income Tax - I CO1 Students will understand
Income Tax Act 1961- Tax Structure in India Capital & Revenue Receipts –
Expenditure & losses.
CO2 Computation of Total Income of an Individual based on Residential Status&
Incidence of Tax. Concepts on classification of Agricultural and Nonagricultural
Income
CO3 Concepts of Salary Income- Basic Salary - Deductions from Gross Salary u/s 16 -
and can compute Income from Salary
CO4 Types of House Properties – Scope of Chargeability ( chargeable of not chargeable)
CO5 Conditions for charge of depreciation –Computation of Income from Business &
Profession
15. BCO304
Banking Theory &
Practice
CO1 Student can understand
Origin /Growth , Functions Of Commercial Banks and Reserve Bank of India –
Functions - Performance Appraisal of various regional and development banks.
CO2 Relationship between Banker and Customer - Openings of Accounts etc.
CO3 Negotiable Instruments and their Special Features
CO4 Precautions to be taken by a Paying Banker-. Principles of sound lending, Credit
worthiness of borrowers, Non-Performing Assets, Modes of creating charge.
CO5 Emerging Trends in Commercial Banking in India. Basel norms and its global
impact with special emphasis on its implementations in India
16. BCC304
Programming With C CO1 Students can understand
C Language, Data Types And I/O Operations
CO2 Operators, Expressions and Decision Making – Looping - Introduction - If
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statements - If-else / Switch/Conditional/While /Do /For Statements
CO3 Arrays and Strings - Initializing an array - One / Two dimensional array - Dynamic
array. Strings
CO4 Built–in functions: Mathematical functions - User defined functions: Elements of
functions
CO5 Structures and Pointers - Enumerated Data types - Introduction to Unions. Pointers
-Understanding pointers
17. BCH305
Business
Communication &
Report Writing
CO1 Students can understand
Business Communication - essentials of a good business letter, etc. Making
Presentations - Effective presentation strategies - Persuasive speaking
CO2 Business Correspondence - Purchases - Sales -preparation of market survey reports;
drafting of advertisements.
CO3 Accounts: correspondence with various agencies -Inter/ Intra -departmental
Communication
CO4 Report Writing - Individual and committee reports - Essentials of good report
writing - Business letters - Effective business correspondence - Drafting a resume.
CO5 Media Communication - Ways and means of managing governing power; Crisis
communication - Do‘s and dont‘s in the wake of a crisis.
18. BCH306
Principles Of
Marketing
CO1 Students Can understand
Marketing Concept - Production concept - Marketing Mix - Direct Marketing -
Online Marketing Challenges and Opportunities - Marketing of Services.
CO2 Micro Environment &- Macro Environment - International Marketing GATT &
WTO
CO3 Marketing Segmentation and product Positioning
CO4 Consumer Behaviour -Organizational Buyer - Industrial Markets - Reseller Market
- Government Market.
CO5 Market Research & Ethical Dilemmas in Marketing
19. BCH 307 Financial Statement CO1 Students can understand
Financial Statements - their features and their Qualitative requirements -
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Analysis
Limitations.
CO2 The use of various Techniques of Financial Statement Analysis - Comparative
Statement, Common Size Statement, Trend Analysis.
CO3 To Compute various ratios such as Activity Ratios, Liquidity Ratios, Solvency
Ratios, Profitability Ratios and use the same in analysis the financial statements.
CO4 Prepare Statement of Changes in Working Capital and Statement of Sources and
Application of Funds
CO5 Prepare Cash Flow Statement (As-3).
20. BCO401
Corporate Accounting CO1 Students can understand
Journalise the entries w.r.t. Issue of Bonus Share, Compute Profit Prior to
Incorporation and Acquisition of Business
CO2 Calculate purchase consideration and can record the entries in case of
Amalgamation in the books of transferor and transferee and can Prepare finanal
statement of Internal Reconstruction
CO3 Prepare Statement of affairs and deficiency a/c as per list H - Liquidator‘s Final
Statement of Account- Liquidator‘s Remuneration
CO4 Prepare accounts of Life Insurance Business-
CO5 Prepare profit and loss account and final accounts of Banks using various schedules
21. BCO402 Entrepreneurial
Development &
Business Ethics
CO1 Students can understand
Nature & Importance of Entrepreneur -– problems & remedies – Govt. schemes –
Women Entrepreneurs in India - Opportunities & Challenges
CO2 Entrepreneurial opportunities in India - Creativity & innovation – Innovative
process – Selection of the right opportunity
CO3 Concept of projects and classification - Project Planning and Appraisal - Social
Cost – Benefit Analysis – MSME – Govt. Policy and Support.
CO4 Entrepreneurship Development Programmes – Policies of the Government –
Institutions for Entrepreneurship Development Training (EDIs) in India
CO5 Concept of Business Ethics - Values - Laws and Ethics –Ethical issues - Concept of
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Corporate Social Responsibility.
22. BCO403 Income Tax II CO1 Students can understand
Procedure for computation of Long-term and Short-term Capital Gains/Losses –
CO2 To Compute on Income from Other Sources
CO3 To the Computation of Total Income with all heads of Income & Tax liability
CO4 The Assessment Procedure - Income tax returns – Filling of e-return –
Rectification of mistake – Time limit for Completion.
CO5 Income Tax Officers , Assessing Officer & powers – Functions -Commissioner of
Income tax – Powers -– Functions – Appeals –Revisions –Review
23. BCO404
Financial Institutions
And Markets
CO1 Students Can Understand
Functions of Financial System – Constituents Of Indian Financial System
CO2 The Role and Functions of All India Development Banks
CO3 The Role Of State Finance Corporations (SFCs) - Industrial Development
Corporations (SIDCs)
CO4 Financial Markets - Structure Of Indian Money Market – Recent Development In
The Indian Money Market
CO5 Capital Market - Secondary Market - SEBI – Powers And Functions
24. BCH 405
Foreign Trade
CO1 Students can understand
asics for Foreign Trade and Theories of International Trade. B
CO2 Balance of trade and balance of payments – Equilibrium and disequilibria of BOP –
Remedies for disequilibria of BOP in international trade
CO3 Objective & Importance of Trade Policy - Exchange Control -Devaluation,
Revaluation and Depreciation of Currency.
CO4 Role of Foreign Trade in Economic Growth - Regional Economic Grouping –
EXIM Policies
CO5 International Economic Institutions – IMF– Subsidiaries of World Bank – WTO
25. BCH 406 E- Commerce &
Digital Markting
CO1 Students can understand
E-Commerce its Advantages & Limitations
CO2 Framework of E-Commerce: Application Services Site Security - Firewalls &
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Network Security
CO3 Consumer Oriented E-Commerce Applications- Electronic Payment Systems
CO4 Electronic Data Interchange (EdI) - Software Implementation - EDI and E-
Commerce.
CO5 Digital Marketing- Measurement and ROI of Digital Strategies - Traits of Digital
Leadership.
26. BCH 407
Management
Information System
CO1 Students can understand
An Overview of MIS Structure - Functions of Management - Management Role -
Levels of Management.
CO2 Fundamentals of Information Systems - Effectiveness and Efficiency Criteria in
Information System
CO3 Concept of Organizational Planning - Control Process
CO4 Internet & Electronic Commerce – Intranet - Extranet & Enterprise Solutions
CO5 Customer Relationship and Procurement Management - Life Cycle Project
Management
27. BCO501 Cost Accounting CO1 Students can understand
Understand cost Accounting concepts, systems, classification and preparation of
cost sheet.
CO2 Essential of stores, control of purchase dept. records, pricing methods.
CO3 Understand essentials of stores, machine turnovers, time keeping, book
keeping, over time, and idle time
CO4 Understand the Methods of Costing, and process of profits
CO5 Understand the need of Reconciliation of Costing and Financial
Accounts, reasons for disagreement in profit
28. BCO502 Business Law CO1 Students can understand
Students can understand contracts, what is offer, acceptance, agreement, consent,
flaw in consent and consideration.
CO2 Discharge of a Contract, illegalities and immoral agreements, breach and remedies
for breach of contract
CO3 Sale, agreement to sell, goods, rights of an unpaid seller, conditions, warranties,
auction sale
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CO4 Consumer Protection Act, 1986, Rights of consumers, unfair trade practices,
redressal, and penalties for violation.
CO5 Intellectual Property Rights, Information Technology Act-2000, aims objectives,
cyber crimes and punishments for offenders
29. BCO503 Auditing CO1 Students can understand
Introduction to Auditing, Evolution, objectives, Importance, Types of Audit.
CO2 Planning of Audit and Control, Auditors, appointment,
Qualifications and disqualifications, Qualities, Remuneration, Removal, Rights,
Duties , Liabilities. Audit planning
CO3 Internal Control, Internal Check & Internal Audit:
Essential Characteristics, Objectives of Audit
CO4 Meaning of Vouching, Investigation, verification, valuation of financial statements
CO5 Audit of Institutions, Partnership firms, Manufacturing and Other Companies, Non-
trading concerns.
Audit Report: Content, Preparation of audit report, Fair report, and Qualified
report.
30. BCO504 International
Business
CO1 Students can understand
Introduction to International Business, stages of Internationalization, Advantages
and problems of International Business.
CO2 International Business Environment:
Economic, Political, Cultural and Legal environments in International Business
CO3 International Economic Institutions and Agreements, General Agreement on Tariff
and Trade (GATT), Organisation structure of WTO, IMF, World Bank, UNCTAD,
International commodity trading and agreements.
CO4 Stages of Globalisation Methods of Globalisation- Essential conditions for
Gobalisation- Globalisation in India
CO5 Multinational Corporations, Factors contributed for the growth of MNC‘s-
Organization Design and structure of MNC‘s – Relationship between Headquarters
and Subsidiaries- MNC‘s in India.
31. BCO505 Financial Statement
Analysis
CO1 Students can understand
Financial Statements - Income Statement and Balance Sheet their features -
Information incorporated and their Qualitative requirements - Limitations.
CO2 The use of various Techniques of Financial Statement Analysis - Comparative
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Statement, Common Size Statement, Trend Analysis.
CO3 To Compute various ratios such as Activity Ratios, Liquidity Ratios, Solvency
Ratios, Profitability Ratios and use the same in analysis the financial statements.
CO4 Prepare Statement of Changes in Working Capital and Statement of Sources and
Application of Funds
CO5 Prepare Cash Flow Statement (As-3).
32. BCO506 Indian Accounting
Standards
CO1 Students can understand
Accounting Standards, Meaning, Compliance with Accounting Standards,
Accounting Standards Board of India: Objectives, Procedure for Issue Accounting
Standards – IAS and IFRS.
CO2 Evaluate Accounting Standards 1 to 9
CO3 Evaluate AS-10 to AS-17
CO4 Evaluate AS-18 to AS-24
CO5 Evaluate AS-25 to AS-32
33. BCF/H
504
Financial
Management
CO1 Students can understand
Goals of Financial Management, Agency Problem, Changing Role of Finance
Manager (Theory). Time value of money: (Including Problems).
CO2 Accounts Receivable Management, Cost Benefit Analysis, Inventory Management:
Meaning Tools and Techniques of Inventory Control (Including Problems).
CO3 Classification of Costs, Computation of Specific Cost of Capital, Cost of Debt and
Leverages
CO4 Capital Structure Theories
CO5 Dividend decisions, Factors Influencing Dividend Policy, Forms of Dividends
(Theory). Relevance Theories
34.
BCF/H
505
Financial Services CO1 Students can understand
Financial sector reforms and Financial innovations in India - Banking and Non-
Banking services - Financial products and services, Its Challenges.
CO2 Leasing: Financial lease and Operating lease - Lease Vs. Hire purchase – Types,
Advantages, Consideration under lease Vs. Buy decision - Leasing in India -
Problems of Leasing companies - RBI guidelines on leasing and finance
companies.
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Hire Purchase. Recent Developments.
CO3 Mutual fund - Fund unit Vs. Equity share - Importance of Mutual funds - Types of
Mutual funds: Close ended funds - Scenario of Mutual funds in India - Problems in
future prospects.
CO4 Meaning of Discounting – Factoring: Meaning, Modus Operandi of factoring
scheme, and Forfeiting in India.
CO5 Meaning and Concept of Securitization- Structured securities Vs. Conventional
Securities, Future prospects of securitization
35. BCV505 International
Marketing
CO1 Students can understand
Export Marketing, Nature, Definition, Scope and functions, Role of Exports in
Economic Development in India‘s Foreign Trade
CO2 Selection of Export Products, Need for Product Planning, Role of Indian Institute
of packaging – Selection of Export Markets, Criteria for selection of Export
marketing information – Internet based E-Commerce-E-Commerce as a strategic
tool for exports
CO3 Methods of entry in Foreign Market – Direct Exporting vs. Indirect Exporting –
Payment of Agency commission.
CO4 Promotion Abroad, Techniques of Sales Promotion in Overseas Markets-
International advertising- Participation in Trade fairs and exhibitions- Role of
Export Promotion Organizations in India.
CO5 Major laws for export contracts- Types of legal issues in International Marketing –
Major laws for Export Contracts –International Commercial Terms (INCO) –
Purpose and Importance of INCO terms.
36. BCV506 Shipping & Insurance
Practices &
Procedures
CO1 Students can understand
Role of Shipping, Liners and Tramps.
Director General of Shipping – Structure and Functions, Liner Companies – The
liner tariff, pallet rules – General rate increase, loyalty
CO2 Determination of Freight. Meaning and Definition of Freight Classification of
Containers and their Uses: General Cargo Containers Concept of Full Container
Load (FCL) and Low Container Load (LCL) – Leasing of Containers.
CO3 Packaging for Export,Role of the Indian Institute of Packaging.Packing vis-a-vis-
Packaging – Evaluation of Bulk packages Packing Notes and Packing Lists –
Packing Nets – Packing List
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CO4 Marking for Export, Ideal Packaging for Common Products like packing for drugs
and pharmaceuticals – fresh meat – fresh fruits and vegetables – processed fruits
and vegetables, spices, textiles and readymade garments, engineering goods etc; cut
flowers/floriculture products.
CO5 Meaning and Need for Marine Insurance, Basic risks and total losses obtaining a
Cover – Filing a Claim – Document required to proceed Cargo Claim, Time limit
for filing claims, Do‘s and Don‘ts.
37. BCC505 Object Oriented
Programming with C
++
CO1 Students can understand
Object Oriented Programming, Creation of new Data Types, Giving importance to
Class, Inheritance, Encapsulation, Abstraction, Polymorphism, Operator
Overloading, Function Overloading, Function Defining, Software Reusability.
CO2 Versus C++
Comparison between C and C++ – Data Types: Integer Data Types . Char.
Unsigned Char, Short, Unsigned Short, Int, Unsigned Int, Long, Unsigned Long.
Floating Data Types . Input Statement (or) Input Function - Cin>> –
CO3 Introduction to Arrays - Declaration of Arrays - Different Types of Arrays
CO4 Programming Constructs, Unary Operators - Increment Operator (++), Prefix
Notation, Postfix Notation, Decrement Operator (--). Conditional Constructs -
Switch .Case Construct, Break Statement, Default Keyword, and Conditional
Operator. Loop Construct - While Loop, Do. While Loop, For loop. Examples on
Programming Constructs
CO5 Important Features of C++, Classes - Objects – Structure – Pointers - Enumerated
Data Types – Constructors - Destructors
38. BCC506 E-Commerce &
Digital Marketing
CO1 Students can understand
Introduction: E-Commerce: Classification of E-Commerce: B2B, B2C, C2B, C2C,
B2E. Applications of E-Commerce: Virtual Reality & Consumer Experience.
CO2 Framework of E-Commerce, Firewalls & Network Security - TCP/IP – HTTP -
Secured HTTP – SMTP – SSL - Data Encryption: Cryptography Digital Signatures
- Digital Certificates
CO3 Consumer Oriented E-Commerce Applications: Mercantile Process Model:
Consumers Perspective and Merchant‟s Perspective. E-Payment System - Smart
Cards
CO4 Electronic Data Interchange (Edi): Introduction – Standards – Types - Applications
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in Business - Legal-Security and Privacy Issues - Software Implementation - EDI
and E-Commerce
CO5 Digital Marketing: New Age of Information - Based Marketing - Search Marketing
& its types - Measurement and ROI of Digital Strategies: Traits of Digital
Leadership
39. BCH504 Human Resource
Management
CO1 Students can understand
Role of Shipping, Liners and Tramps,Structure and Function of Customs
Department, The liner tariff, pallet rules – General rate increase, loyalty
CO2 Determination of Freight., Different types of Containers and General Cargo
Containers Concept of Full Container Load (FCL) and Low Container Load (LCL)
– Leasing of Containers.
CO3 Functions and Importance of Packaging factors influencing packaging decisions –
Role of the Indian Institute of Packaging, Packing vis-a-vis- Packaging, packing
Notes and Packing Lists – Packing Nets – Packing List
CO4 Marking – Shipping Marks – Leading Marks – Subsidiary Marks –processed fruits
and vegetables, spices, textiles and readymade garments, engineering goods etc; cut
flowers/floriculture products.
CO5 Nature of Marine – Cargo Insurance – Marine Insurance Policy – Contents of
Policy –Specific and Open policies. Types of Marine Losses Time limit for filing
claims, Do‘s and Don‘ts.
40. BCH507 Research
Methodology
CO1 Students can understand
Quantitative Techniques, its Role in business and industry, decision making,
limitations. Research: process, aims, difficulties in business research.
CO2 Collection, presentation and analysis of data,
Sources of Data, Measurement and scaling techniques.
Processing and Presentation of Data: Statistical analysis of Data: Types of analysis.
CO3 Interpretation, Essentials for Interpretation, Precautions in interpretation -
Conclusions and generalization faulty generalizations drawing wrong inferences,
misuse of statistical tools, failure to comprehend the data. (Including small cases).
Report Writing: Meaning and types of reports, Checklist for the report.
CO4 Meaning - Fundamental Concepts - Approaches to measurement of Probability -
Classical, Relative frequency, subjective and axiomatic approaches -
Probability Distributions
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CO5 Association of Attributes: Meaning - Distinction between correlation and
association Methods of studying Association - interpretation of results.
Chi Square Test.
41. BCO601 Managerial
Accounting
CO1 Students can understand:
Managerial Accounting- Objectives – Scope – Functions –– Relationship between
Cost, Management and Financial Accounting.
CO2 Marginal Cost Equation Techniques- Application of Marginal Costing – CVP
Analysis – Break-Even Analysis: - Calculation of BEP.
CO3 Make or Buy Decisions Add or Drop products- Special Order pricing- Replace or
Retain
CO4 Essentials of Budgets and Budgetary Control-Classification of Budgets (Problems
on Flexible and Cash Budgets).
CO5 Classification – Importance – Objectives –Methods of forecast/ Estimation of
Working Capital Requirements- Management of Current Assets.
42. BCO602 Company
Law
CO1 Students can understand
Characteristics of a company- types of companies- promoters and their legal
position- provisional contracts; on-line registration of a company.
CO2 basic documents- allotment and forfeiture of share, calls on shares issue of sweat
capital- transfer and transmission of shares, D-Mat system
CO3 Managers- powers & duties – various audit committee- prohibition of insider
trading
CO4 Company Meetings- Company Meetings- requisites of a valid meeting- meeting
through video conferencing, e-voting
CO5 Dividends and Audit-various Provisions - rotation of auditors -secretarial
standards- on-line filing of documents.
43. BCO603 Managerial
Economics
CO1 Students can understand
nature and scope of managerial economics-Basic Economic tools in Managerial
Economics - managerial economist role and responsibility.
CO2 economic, managerial and behavioral theories- profit maximization- Baumols
model growth maximization- Cyert and march‘s behavioral theories of the firm.
CO3 market analysis- perfect competition output in the short and long run-price
discrimination- oligopoly- kinked demand curve-duopoly- cournot‗s model-
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chamberlain‗s model of duopoly
CO4 pricing policy and profits- Nature of profits-theories of profits- imperfection
theories profit measurement- business cycles investment decisions during business
cycles
CO5 National Income Concepts – Models-- Economic Indicators- Management of
Cyclical Fluctuations - Fiscal and Monetary Policies- Economic Transition in India
44. BCO604 Computerized
Accounting
CO1 Students can understand
Features of Accounting packages- Creation: Company – Groups – Ledgers, Pre-
defined vouchers - Displaying - Altering – Deleting- Bank Reconciliation
Statement-financial statements.
CO2 Creation of company – Creation of Groups- Creating purchase order & Sales order
– Invoicing - Display of inventory reports & statements
CO3 Preparation of Final Accounts: Nonprofit organizations - Partnership firms -
Corporate companies - Bank Accounts
CO4 Preparation of: Stores Legers – Job costing - Common size statements - Funds
Flow Statements - Cash Flow Statements. Ratio Analysis.
CO5 Tax application - Introduction to VAT - VAT activation and classification - VAT
computation - Composite VAT - Input VAT on capital goods.
45. BCO605 Advanced
Managerial
Accounting
CO1 Students can understand
Standard Costing and Historical Costing- Steps involved in Standard Costing.-
Variance Analysis
CO2 activity based costing- Cost drivers Allocation of overheads under ABC –
Implementation of ABC – Benefits of ABC (Including problems)
CO3 responsibility accounting-responsibility centers- Cost Centers Vs. Responsibility
Centers
CO4 Importance – Methods of Capital Budgeting- Traditional Methods Net Present
Value Method - Internal Rate of Return and Profitability Index Method
CO5 Management Information System- Elements- Types- Installing of MIS- Methods of
Reporting – Requirements of Good Report – Kinds of Reports.
46. BCO606 Advanced Corporate
Accounting
CO1 Students can understand
Nature – Legal requirements – Capital and Revenue Profit/Reserves/Losses- Cost
of Control or Goodwill- Inter Company Transactions- Revaluation of Assets
Consolidated Balance Sheet
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CO2 Meaning of Double Account System-- Calculation of Reasonable Return and
Disposal of Surplus – Replacement of an Asset
CO3 Methods of Inflation Accounting: Current Purchasing Power Method (CPP) –
Current Cost Accounting (CCA).
CO4 Advantages and Disadvantages – Types: Financial and Operating Lease –
Accounting Treatment in the books of both the parties
CO5 Assumptions – Advantages and Limitations – Approaches - Human resource
accounting in India
47. BCH603 International Finance CO1 Students can understand
An Overview- Scope, Features of International Finance- Factors influencing
Growth of International Finance – International Monetary System
CO2 Foreign Exchange Market & Spot Market, Forward Market- Features, arbitrage,
hedging-exchange Rate Quotations- Exchange Rate Determination in Spot Market
CO3 Meaning & Relevance, Classification of Foreign Exchange Exposure- Management
of Foreign Exchange Exposure
CO4 International Financial Markets- Channels of International Funds Flow-
International Financial Instruments- Euro Issues: FCCB, GDR, ADR
CO5 Foreign Trade Documents- Foreign Trade Financing: Methods of Financing-
Factoring, Counter Trade – Modes of Payment
48. BCF605 Investment
Management
CO1 Students can understand
Factors of Sound Investment-– Principles of Investment- Financial Assets-
Properties of Financial Assets
CO2 Primary Market- Growth and Development – Role-Methods of Issues
Recent Trends- Allotment Process -– Investor Protection- Secondary Market- Stock
Exchanges in India – Growth of Stock Exchanges in India – SEBI – Its Functions
and Role
CO3 Return: Meaning-types- Risk: Meaning – Sources of Risk- Risk Aversion and Risk
Premium- Measurement of Risk – Range as a Measure of Risk – Standard
Deviation as a Measure of Risk –β as a Measure of Risk
CO4 portfolio Analysis: Meaning – Traditional Vs Modern Portfolio Analysis-Return &
Risk, – Diversification of Investments- Markowitz Model: Assumptions –
Parameters-– Concept of Dominance – Limitations of Markowitz Model
CO5 Portfolio Selection- Feasible & Efficient Set of Portfolios Selection- Sharpe Single
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Index Model- Multi Index Model
49. BCF606 Security Analysis &
Portfolio
Management
CO1 Fundamental Analysis: Meaning – Economy Analysis, Forecasting Techniques,
Technical Analysis – Dow Theory – Basic Principles – Trends- Mathematical
&Indicators- Random Walk Theory – The Efficient Market Hypothesis – Forms of
Market Efficiency – Tests of Efficient Market Hypothesis
CO2 Share Valuation- Concept of Present Value- Multiple Year Holding Perio-models-
Bond Valuation: Bond Returns, Prices, Risks, Duration
CO3 Capital Market Theory- Capital Asset Pricing Model- SML Vs. CML- Arbitrage
Pricing Theory- Arbitrage Pricing-– Limitations
CO4 Portfolio Performance Evaluation- Evaluation Perspective- Portfolio Return – Risk-
Security Market Indexes- The Construction of Indexes
CO5 Portfolio Revision: Need-– Portfolio Revision Strategies-international Investing:
Benefits and Risk of Global Investing Foreign Exchange Risk
50. BCV605 Foreign Trade
Financing Procedures
CO1 Students can understand
Export Payment Terms- Modes of Export Payment- Letter of Credit- Types-
Discrepancies.
CO2 Pre-Shipment and Post-Shipment Finance- Import Finance- Modes and sources-–
Role of banks in export finance- Foreign exchange transactions- Swap transaction
facilities
CO3 Role of ECGC- Standard policies- Risk covered-– How to obtain a policy and file
claim- EXIM Bank- Objectives- Export Financing Programs
CO4 Export Costing- Export Pricing and Market Imperatives- Marginal Costing and
Export Pricing – Export Quotation
CO5 International Capital Markets- Definition and Types- Components of Capital
Markets
51. BCV606 Foreign Trade
Documentation
CO1 Students can understand
Need and importance, Types of documents-; Licenses- Obtaining import and
Export licenses- Processing of Export order – Stages required for processing an
export order.
CO2 Introduction, need and importance of Pre-shipment Inspection- Objectives of
export (Q.C. Inspection) Act 1963ECI, EIA system of Inspection – Norms
CO3 Need, Importance of Excise document- Importance of Custom Documents,
Procedure to obtain the documents.
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CO4 Import Procedure - Preparation of bill of entry – Filling of Bill of Entry-
Warehousing formalities- Problems encountered in clearances.
CO5 Preparation of Negotiable set of documents- Procedure and number of documents
involved for claiming duty drawback and Excise duty refund- other benefits i.e.,
LERNS, IPRS
52. BCC605 Web Technologies CO1 Students can understand
HTML Programming-Formatting, Text-Forms-Graphics in HTML
Creating Tables & Frames- Web Design Principles.
CO2 VB Scrip- User Interaction, Data Validation in VB Script - Handling Runtime Errors
CO3 Dynamic HTML Programming- Changing Text and Attributes- Creating Multimedia Effects with Filters and Transactions
CO4 Active Server Pages (ASP)- ASP Objects - Data Access Technology - ASP
Application - Information Search Tools.
CO5 Extensible Markup Language (XML)-- Creating XML Documents, Style Sheets-
XML Document Object Model - XML Query Language.
53. BCC606 Relational Data Base
Management Systems
CO1 Students can understand
Database Management System - File based system- Logical DBMS Architecture- Relational and ER Models- Relational Constraints- Entity Relationship (ER) Model-- E-R Diagram - Conversion of E-R Diagram to Relational Database.
CO2 Relational Database Integrity - The Keys- Rules of Data Normalization- File
Organization- Types of Indexes - Index and Tree Structure
CO3 SQL commands- Data Manipulation Language - Data Control Language-- Nested
Queries. Joins – Views – Sequences - Indexes and Synonyms - Table Handling.
CO4 Concurrent Transactions- Deadlock and its Prevention- Kinds of failures - Failure
controlling methods- Backup & Recovery Techniques - Security & Integrity
CO5 Need for Distributed Database Systems – Structure- Data Replication - Data
Fragmentation- Structure of Client Server Systems & its advantages.
54. BCH605 Marketing
Management
CO1 Students can understand
Concept, Classification of Products - Product Levels- Product Mix Decisions- New
Product Development Stages- Product Life Cycle Stages and Marketing
Implications.
CO2 Objectives of Pricing New Product Pricing- Pricing Methods- Competition based–
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BBM Course Outcomes
Product line Pricing – Pricing strategies
CO3 Promotion – Significance – Promotion Mix- Types of Advertising- Personal
Selling- Sales Promotion – Objectives – Tools- Forms of Direct Marketing
CO4 Marketing Channels- Marketing Intermediaries - Channel Design Decisions -
Channel Conflict and Resolutions- Retailing: Meaning – Significance – Emerging
trends
CO5 Concept of MKIS—Components- Marketing Intelligence System-Marketing
Research System-- Marketing Research Vs MKIS - Marketing Research in India.
55. BCH607 Project CO1 Students will acquire the skills of writing a report of his choice in a given
area/field.
CO2 Students will develop necessary insights in the practical filed by making use of
areas, functional knowledge attained in the previous years.
CO3 They can analyze the data under study by using appropriate tools and techniques
CO4 It will develop the skills required for doing research
CO5 They will be able to draw inferences from the data under study
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BBM : Course Outcomes
1. BBM
101
Principles of
management
CO1 Understand the significance of management levels and the role of managers in an
organisation
CO2 Evaluate and interpret various management and motivation theories that are useful
for the organisation
CO3 Understand the significance of various types of planning and the techniques for
effective decision making
CO4 Appreciate the significance, roles and responsibilities of line and staff in an
organizational structure
2. BBM
102
Business
Mathematics- II
CO1 Understand the significance and applications of functions in business and
progressions in an organisation.
CO2 Learn the concepts of interests, discounts, annuity and various mathematical
applications in finance.
CO3 Interpret the concepts of sets and relations, and apply it for business decision
making.
CO4 Understand the concepts of permutations and combinations of elements in an
organisation.
3. BBM
103
Business
Economics
CO1 Introduce business economics in to relation to economic theory.
CO2 Analyze demand and supply of the products that influence their determinants in a
business
CO3 Understand various production and cost functions, their significance in decision
making process
CO4 Determination of Equilibrium in price and output in different market structures
4. BBM
104
Financial
Accounting
CO1 Conceptually define accounting & book keeping and identify the accounting rules
required for business enterprises
CO2 Analyze a transaction and record the transactions in journal, posting the journal to
the general ledger and prepare a trial balance
CO3 Understand the purpose and methods of recording transactions in the various
subsidiary books and reconcile the balances of both cash book and pass book
through the Bank Reconciliation Statement
CO4 Develop the skill of identification and location of errors and their rectification,
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preparation of suspense account, preparation of trading, profit & loss account and
balance sheet with adjustments
5. BBM
201
Organizational
Behaviour
CO1 Define, explain and analyze the behaviour of individuals in organisations in terms
of organizational behaviour theories, models and concepts
CO2 Clearly define the concept and factors that influence the perception and impact of
personality on the behavior of an organization.
CO3 Understand group dynamics and demonstrate skills required for working in groups
(team building)
CO4 Appreciate the dimensions of organisational culture and identify the processes used
in developing communication in resolving conflicts
6. BBM
202
Business
Mathematics- II
CO1 Understand the concepts of matrices and it applications in an organization decision
making.
CO2 Interpret the concepts of differentiation, applications of differentiations in business
problem solving.
CO3 Describe the significance of integration, applications and properties of integrations
analyzing problems in business.
CO4 Interpret the concepts of equality and inequality of vectors and its characteristics.
7. BBM
203
Business
Environment
CO1 Understand the micro and macro components of business environment and their
impact on the development of nation
CO2 Describe the structural and role of Indian industrial sector and their significance in
nation development
CO3 Understand the role played by the public, the industrial policies in governing
business operations.
CO4 Understand the premise behind Liberalization, globalization and privatization
followed in India in the late 1980s.
8. BBM
204
Fundamentals of
Information
technology
CO1 Understand the role of information technology in Business.
CO2 Recognize the significance of Networks in modern communications like video,
audio conferences
CO3 Understand the importance of MS-Office tools in Office Management
CO4 Understand the significance of e Business environment and the use of Multimedia
Techniques for growth of business.
9. BBM
301
Human Resource
Management
CO1 Appreciate role of HRM in the growth and development of the organization
CO2 Understand the complexity of procurement and retaining of employees in
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organization
CO3 Recognize training and development as the major means for the development of the
employees and organization
CO4 Appraise the different levels of compensation management
10. BBM
302
Business Statistics CO1 Understand the importance and scope of statistics, data collection in conducting
surveys in markets.
CO2 Learn the methods of data collection, importance of primary and secondary data,
tabulation of data, graphs, 2d and 3d diagrams and its applications in any
organisation
CO3 Learn the importance of averages, concepts and applications of mean, median,
modes, types of means and advantages and disadvantages of averages.
CO4 Understand the theories of dispersion and concepts of skewness and kurtosis and
applications in analyzing data of the organisation
11. BBM
303
Fundamentals of
Marketing
Management
CO1 Understand types of markets and its role in Business promotion
CO2 Know how Macro, Micro environments influence Marketing strategies
CO3 Understand the consumer behavior by market segmenting, target market and
various promotional techniques
CO4 Know how to prepare market plan and control
12. BBM
304
Elements of Financial
Management
CO1 Understand the concept of corporate finance and the challenges of financial
manager
CO2 Explain the time value of money and determine the present and future values of
cash flows
CO3 Appraise the wide range of sources of finance available for the company to get the
required finance to meet its short and long term financial requirements
CO4 Understand the importance of current assets and know how to manage Working
capital needs of the business.
13. BBM
305
Business
Communication
CO1 Understand the types of business communications their advantages and
disadvantages.
CO2 Learn the effect of body language, gestures, postures, listening, speaking skills in
their day to day working.
CO3 Understand elements of effective presentation, types and importance of meetings in
an organisation.
CO4 Interpret the concepts of report writing, types and different types of letters used
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professionally.
14. BBM
401
Business Ethics &
Corporate Social
Responsibility
CO1 Understand the types of business communications their advantages and
disadvantages.
CO2 Learn the effect of body language, gestures, postures, listening, speaking skills in
their day to day working.
CO3 Understand elements of effective presentation, types and importance of meetings in
an organisation.
CO4 Interpret the concepts of report writing, types and different types of letters used
professionally.
15. BBM
402
Quantitative
Techniques
CO1 Know the applications of index numbers their importance, constructing index
numbers for data and problem analyzing.
CO2 Know the importance of surveys, properties of sampling, sampling methods and
their application in market surveys.
CO3 Describe the applications of samples, probability, and their applications in
collecting data and problem solving.
CO4 Understand the concepts of types of analysis, averages, applications and their
importance in collecting and analyzing data.
16. BBM
403
Customer
Relationship
Management
CO1 Understand the concept of customer relations, relationship marketing in present day
society.
CO2 Learn building relations with people, supply chain and purchase behaviour of the
customers in retail business.
CO3 Learn retention process, sequences in retention process, attrition and its application
for data analysis in an organisation.
CO4 Understand problems in customer relations, work objectives, functions, features,
importance of CRM performance of BPOS, KPOS.
17. BBM
404
Total Quality
Manangemnt
CO1 Introduce the concept of TQM as a management approach for long term success
through customer satisfaction.
CO2 Understand TQM is achieved through continous process inprovement by complete
involvement of employees by improving their employee performance.
CO3 Understand Quality is achieved by improving its performance through
benchmarking process and registering as a ISO certified company.
CO4 Understand Quality is enhanced by proper product design and follow of product
safety laws.
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18. BBM
405
RDBMS CO1 Understand significance of Database concepts, models and architectures
CO2 Know how to design databases by using models like E-REER, Normalisation
CO3 Learn the various DDL, DML commands used to construct and maintanence of
databases
CO4 Understand how to protect data in tabases by using backup, restore and locking
techniques
19. BBM
501
Cost Accounting CO1 Familiarize themselves with costing terminology and differentiate cost accounting
with management and financial accounting
CO2 Know how to ascertain the value of inventory using various cost price methods and
allocate labour and overhead cost to production.
CO3 Apply cost accounting methods to evaluate and project cost of production in
various types of businesses.
CO4 Understand the techniques of marginal costing and break even analysis for
business decision making
20. BBM
502
Research
Methodology &
SPSS
CO1 Understand the importance of research, the challenges faced during research and
the tools required for business research.
CO2 Identify the problems in research, collecting and organizing data, importance of
primary and secondary data for research.
CO3 Learn the computer applications of averages, data collection and data analysis using
graphs, formulae for averages.
CO4 Format, types, presentations of a standard report writing.
21. BBM
503
Production and
Operations
Mannagement
CO1 Understand significance of production and operations in Business
CO2 Understand product designing, plant location, plant layout, machine and its
importance in production.
CO3 Understand the significance of material management by using inventory techniques
CO4 Understand the role of production planning and control in planned output
22. BBM
504
Business.Law CO1 Introduce business law relating to contract and its enforcement.
CO2 Understand the laws which protect the consumer against spurious and defective
goods.
CO3 Understand the incorporation of a company, appointment and responsibilities of
directors, dissolution of a company under the Companies Act 2013.
CO4 Understand IT act as a primary law in India dealing with issues of cyber crimes and
e-commerce.
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23. BBM
505
Banking & Insurance CO1 Understand Banking services to different types of customers
CO2 Understand how retail, internet and foreign exchange banking services help in
global business environment
CO3 Understand the significance of insurance services in an economy
CO4 Identify the types of Insurance products and services
24. BBM
506(A)
Leadership CO1 Appreciate leadership as a important process to transform the behaviour of
followers.
CO2 Describe various leadership styles used in the organization in achieving the desired
organizational outcomes
CO3 Understand the difference between teams, groups, individuals and the significance
of leaders in groups and teams
CO4 Evaluate contingency theories of leadership as models for effective leadership in an
organization.
25. BBM
506
Financial Services
And Securities
Management
CO1 Understand the structure of Indian Financial System and the functions of primary &
secondary markets
CO2 Know the trading and settlement process, the evaluation of stocks and the role of
SEBI as a regulatory body in the securities market.
CO3 To understand the concepts, types, and know how to calculate the returns on capital
using various statistical tools.viz., Standard deviation and variance
CO4 To understand the basics and functions of investment and merchant banking, viz.,
Issue management, substantial acquisition of equity shares, buy back and delisting
of shares
26. BBM
507
Internship Report CO1 Develop on field expertise and managerial skills in any specific business operation
or function from broad areas of Finance, Marketing, Human Resource
Management, Information Technology
CO2 Enhance their ability and apply theory, concepts, tools of analysis to a specific
business situation.
CO3 -Compile a summary of Internship as report for submission in the prescribed
manner. This shall contain, Introduction to the topic of study, brief background of
the industry process with specific reference to the firm studied, specific function or
operation practiced or involved on field.
CO4
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27. BBM
601
Management
Accounting
CO1 Understand management accounting with the functions of planning, control and
decision making
CO2 Calculate ratios relating to a company‘s profitability, liquidity, solvency,
management efficiency and return on investments for interpretation and evaluation
of performance.
CO3 Understand the purpose of financial statement analysis i.e. to predict its future
profitability by using the company`s past performance and its cash flows
CO4 Understand the meaning of budgets, budgetary control and standard costing for
preparation and presentation of budgets for planning, controlling and decision
making
28. BBM
602
Entrepreneurial
Developmenty&
Small Medium
Enterprises
CO1 Understand the concepts of Entrepreneurship, characteristics, policies of
entrepreneurs, with special reference to women entrepreneurs.
CO2 Know the importance of financial institutions, role of banks in developing and
nurturing Entrepreneurs.
CO3 Learn history of Indian economy, present policies, problems faced by
Entrepreneurs.
CO4 Understand Managing Entrepreneurship, communication with clients, start up
initiatives of Entrepreneurs, and various government schemes.
29. BBM
603
Strategic
Manangement
CO1 Understand significance of strategic management in business
CO2 Understand how SWOT analysis helps in internal and business level
CO3 Understand how to integrate corporate strategies with business functions
CO4 Understand the strategic techniques used in its implementation and control
30. BBM
604
Supply Chain
Mannagement
CO1 Understand role of logistics in business promotion
CO2 Understand the cost effective techniques in Logistic Management
CO3 Recognize role of Supply chain in CRM
CO4 Identify effective functions of Supply chain in Global Environment
31. BBM
605
E.commerce CO1 Acquire knowledge of E.Commerce and its application
CO2 Understand relation of EDI, E.Commerce and internet
CO3 Learn creation of static website
CO4 Describe the electronic payment mechanism used in todays E.Commerce world
32. BBM
606(A)
Organizational
Development
CO1 Introduce OD as a planned, systematic change to enable the organization to respond
better and adapt to the industry
CO2 Understand OD as a process to diagnose a problem and bring in desired change
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CO3 Recognize human process intervention as a means to improve the interpersonal
and intergroup relations among employees
CO4 Describe the organizational structure and design to provide strategic support for the
organizational development
33. BBM
606(B)
International Finance CO1 Know and define the foreign exchange markets, its functions, trading process and
the trends in balance of payments
CO2 Understand the structure and effectiveness of gold standards and Bretton wood
agreement, list the arguments for and against fixed and floating exchange rates
CO3 Manage and measure the Foreign Exchange exposure risk and use hedging as a
method to protect the business from adverse situations.
CO4 Evaluate cross border investment opportunities and discuss the role that
international financing institutions play in the global arena.
34. BBM
607
Project Work CO1 Learn independently and identify, define, analyse, problems, issues specific to
business functions or operations.
CO2 Emphasize on applied research and to investigate on practical problem or issues
related to any business situation through Primary or Secondary Data collection for
analysis and interpretation.
CO3 Enhance their ability and apply theory, concepts, tools of analysis to a specific
business problem situation and prescribe problem solving methods.
CO4 Compile a project work summary for submission in the prescribed manner with
Introduction to the topic of study, Profile of the industry with specific reference to
the firm studied, Collection of Data on the research problem or issue of study of the
firm, Data analysis and summarise the findings and conclusions, provide
suggestions for problems identified. Practice time management, self-management
skills and ability to successfully undertake a long and in-depth study.
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MCA : Course Outcomes
1.
MCA101 Discrete
Mathematics
CO1 Understand mathematical logic, DNF,CNF and its principles, Set theory
CO2 Understand Boolean Algebra, groups, coding, decoding and their correction
CO3 Understand combinatorics, binomial, multinomial, Principles of inclusion and
exclusion
CO4 Understand Graph theory-I, Spanning tree, directed trees and binary trees
CO5 Understand Graph theory –II, Hamiltonian theory.
2. MCA102 Probability and
Statistics
CO1 Understand Data Validation and information abstraction.
CO2 Understand Probability and its laws
CO3 Understand Continuous distributions
CO4 Understand Statistical methods
CO5 Understand correlation and regression
3. MCA103 Computer
Programming &
Problem Solving
CO1 Understand the behavior of basic number conversions, flowchart and algorithm
CO2 To know about data types, operators, control statements and arrays
CO3 Understand Basic Functions, Recursion and sorting techniques
CO4 Understand Pointers and Strings.
CO5 Understand the concept of User defined function such as structure, union, type def,
enum and File I/O functions
4. MCA104 Elements of
Information
Technology
CO1 Understand the concepts of information technology
CO2 Understand the behavior of operating system and usage of internet and web
services
CO3 Recognize the databases including the models, designs and security concepts
CO4 understand the stages of SDLC and information system
CO5 An ability to analyze the local and global impact of computing on organizations,
businesses and society
5. MCA105 Modern Economic
Analysis
CO1 Students would be able to understand the economic development in India.
CO2 Understand the concept of demand product.
CO3 An ability to understand the how to analyze the cost product and consumption.
CO4 Students would understand the economic planning in India
CO5 Students would understand the roles of Commercial banks and conventional banks
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6. MAOC10
1
Communicative
Competence
CO1 Understand the concept of Phonetics and Listening skills
CO2 Understand the concept of Writing Skills
CO3 Understand the concept of Job skills
CO4 Understand the concept of Soft skills
CO5
7. MCA201 Accounting &
Financial
Management
CO1 Understand an overview of Accounting cycle
CO2 Understand Financial statement analysis and interpretation and Ratio analysis.
CO3 Understand Working capital Management of
Inventory.
CO4 Understand Capital Budgeting, Computation of specific costs.
CO5 Understand Analysis of costs, budgeting, long and short term forecasting
8. MCA201 Accounting &
Financial
Management
CO1 Understand fundamentals of Object Oriented programming, including classes,
methods
CO2 Understand the behavior of Exception handling, Multi threading and Console I/O
reading and writing files
CO3 Understand exploring java language includes Collections, legacy classes,
Interfaces, Maps and Iterations
CO4 Understand Files, Stream and Byte Classes, Character Streams, Serialization
CO5 Understand Applet, Event handling, Event models and GUI Components
9. MCA202 Principles of Object
Oriented
Programming
CO1 Understand fundamentals of Object Oriented programming, including classes,
methods
CO2 Understand the behavior of Exception handling, Multi threading and Console I/O
reading and writing files
CO3 Understand exploring java language includes Collections, legacy classes,
Interfaces, Maps and Iterations
CO4 Understand Files, Stream and Byte Classes, Character Streams, Serialization
CO5 Understand Applet, Event handling, Event models and GUI Components
10. MCA203 Management
Information System
CO1 Understand to implement the Concepts of Information Technology in Systems,
Organizations, Business Process in Engineering
CO2 Understand the applications of information technology in Tactical and Strategic of
Business process
CO3 Understand the concept of alternative application development
CO4 Understand the Decision Making, DSS, GDSS and ESS.
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CO5 Understand the concept of Information System Security and Control, Ethical
Issues
11. MCA204 C++ and Data
Structures
CO1 Understand the basic components of an object oriented program including
methods and attributes and the distinction between classes and instances
CO2 Evaluate different designs for solving problems using knowledge of fundamental
programming techniques
CO3 Describe the basic operations like searching, insertion, deletion and traversing
mechanisms on arrays, Lists, Stacks and Queue data structures
CO4 Describe the structures of trees and Binary Search trees with examples
CO5 Understand the notations of Hashing and graph and its traversals
12.
MCA205 Computer
Architecture
CO1 Understand the concept of Logic gates, Boolean algebra, decoder, encoders,
and multiplexer
CO2 Understand the concept of Basic Register transfer operation and Micro control
operations
CO3 Understand the concept about Assembly Language, Machine Language and Micro
programming control
CO4 Ability to know the concept of computer Arithmetic operations, Addressing
Modes, Data transfer operations, and RISC & CISC pipeline
CO5 Understand the concept of Input/ Output processor, Asynchronous data transfer
process, Memory hierarchy process
13. MCA301 Software
Engineering
CO1 Understand different software Process models
CO2 Understand software requirements, Analysis specification and Software
architecture
CO3 Understand Planning a Software project and design concepts
CO4 Understand coding and Unit testing and able to analyze black box/white box
testing
CO5 Understand Maintenance, Reengineering and Software Process Improvement
14. MCA302 Database
Management System
CO1 Describe the structures of ER-Diagrams using examples and key characteristics of
RDBMS
CO2 Learn and apply the SQL for data base definitions and manipulations with query
examples
CO3 Understand the behavior of storage structure and access methods
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CO4 Understand the Properties and issues of transaction management and identifies the
recovery management
CO5 Describe the access control methods on security authorization
15. MCA303
Design & Analysis
of Algorithms
CO1 Understand the concept of Algorithms, Elementary data structure such as stack,
queue, tree, Set & disjoint set and graph
CO2 Understand the concept of Divide and Conquer Algorithm and Greedy Method.
CO3 Understand the concept of Dynamic programming, Basic Traversal and Search
Techniques
CO4 Understand the concept of Branch and Bound Techniques such as 8-queen
problems, Graph coloring, Hamiltonian Cycle, able to solve the Knapsack
Problem and Travelling sales person problem
CO5 Understand the concept of NP-hard and NP-Complete
16. MCA304 Operating Systems CO1 Student will able to understand the concept Operating system structure, Inter
process communication and Process scheduling
CO2 Understand the concept of Memory management, File system Interface and File
System Implementation
CO3 Able to know the concept of process synchronization and Deadlock concept
CO4 Able to know about Device Management and I/O systems
CO5 Students know the different between Linux system and Windows XP
17. MCA305 Operations Research CO1 Student will be able to formulate the liner programming problems
CO2 Solve transportation problems
CO3 Solve assignment problem and integer programming problems
CO4 Solve Dynamic Programming problems –shortest distance problems.
CO5 Solve games with saddle points and rectangular games without saddle points
18. MCA401 Data Warehousing
and Data Mining
CO1 Describe the fundamental concepts and benefits of Data Mining principles and
techniques
CO2 Classify the various algorithms on classification and clustering techniques
CO3
CO4 Understand the architecture, components and design of Data Warehouse and
address the issues that arise when implementing the warehouse
CO5 Describe the access control methods on security authorization
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19. MCA402 Computer Networks CO1 Student able to understand the basic idea of basic communication and
transmission media
CO2 Understand Data link Layer and MAC layer
CO3 Understand network layer, routing
CO4 Understand Transport Layer and protocols
CO5 Understand application layer
20. MCA403 Unix Programming CO1 Students able to understand the basics of Unix Commands
CO2 Able to know the techniques of inter process communication
CO3 To know the idea about socket programming
CO4 Able to know the basic idea of perl and PHP
CO5 Able to know the basic concepts of python
21. MCA404 Web Programming CO1 Able to understand the basic HTML concepts and tags
CO2 Understand the concept of Object Model and Collection , Event model and
Dynamic HTML
CO3 Understand about the Scripting language such as Java scripting
CO4 Understand the concept of Client side scripting, VB scripting and web server
CO5 Understand the concept of Active server page and documentation types
22. MCA405
A
Artificial
Intelligence
CO1 Understand the basic idea about Artificial Intelligence problems
CO2 Understand about Heuristic search Techniques, KR using Predicate Logic
CO3 Understand the concept of Representing Knowledge Using rules and Prolog-The
Natural Language of AI
CO4 Understand the concept of Statistical Reasoning, Weak Slot-and-Filler Structures
and Machine Learning
CO5 Understand the concept of Game Playing and Expert Systems
23. MCA501 Information Security CO1 To understand the basic concepts of security and security needs
CO2 Understand the different types of issues and Risk Managements
CO3 Understand the concept of Security planning and technologies
CO4 Understand the Cryptography techniques
CO5 Understand the information security implementation
24. MCA502
Middleware
Technologies
CO1 Student able to know the concept of client/ server, Middleware Technologies and
Web services
CO2 Able to the EJB Architecture and EJB Role
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CO3 Able to about Building and Deploying the EJB
CO4 To know the basics of CORBA
CO5 Understand the concept of COM and .Net Architecture
25. MCA503 Object Oriented
System
Development
CO1 Understand Structural Modeling and different types of diagrams
CO2 Understand Basic and advanced behavioral modeling
CO3 Understand Architectural modeling
CO4 Understand unified software development process
CO5 Understand Core work flows
26. MCA504
B
Electronic
Commerce
CO1 Able to understand the basics of E-Commerce and Consumer oriented E-
Commerce:
CO2 Understand the concept of payment systems and different types of payment
systems such as Credit card, Debit cards, smart cards etc.
CO3 Understand the concept of Electronic data interchange and supply chain
management process in E- Commerce
CO4 To know the benefits of corporate digital library and online advertising &
marketing
CO5 To understand the concept of Consumer Search and Resource Discovery and
Multimedia and Digital Video
27. MCA505
E
Software Project
Management
CO1 Understand the concept of software planning and project management
CO2 Understand the software selection approach and activity planning
CO3 Understand the concept of Risk Management in software development
CO4 Understand the concept of contracts management and software project
management environments
CO5 Able to understand the Software Quality Management
28. SMNR
521
Seminar CO1 It will give self confident, develop and support a relevant and informed thesis,
which is appropriate for its audience, purpose, discipline, and theme.
29. PRJT 611 Project
CO1
Student will get an idea about the real world project.
They will come to know the development cycle of SDLC.
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MBA: Course Outcomes
1. MBA101 Management and
Organizational
Behavior
CO1 Introduction about management
CO2 Understand about organizational behavior
CO3 Learn planning and organizational culture
CO4 Learn about role of motivation and groups in organization
CO5 Able to understand the basis of power, politics, conflicts & negotiations
2. MBA102 Business Economics CO1 Introduction about economy
CO2 Learn producer and consumer behavior
CO3 Gain knowledge about market structure demand and supply
CO4 Knowledge about concepts of aggregate demand and national income
CO5 Learn money market equilibrium
3. MBA103 Financial
Accounting &
Analysis
CO1 The Student will be able to understand meaning of financial accounting.
CO2 Understand the preparation of Financial Statements
CO3 Preparation & presentation of Funds flow statement and Cash flow statement
CO4 Preparation & presentation of Funds flow statement and Cash flow statement
CO5 Accounting Standards and Human Resource Accounting
4. MBA104 Fundamentals of
Marketing
CO1 The Student will be able to understand the interface of Marketing with other
functional areas
CO2 To Understand Market Segmentation
CO3 Able to make Marketing Programme Decisions
CO4 Would be able to differentiate Consumer Markets and Industrial Markets
CO5 Understand Marketing Organization and Control
5. MBA105 Statistics for
Management
CO1 Will learn basic concepts of statistics and probability
CO2 Will gain knowledge of Probability Distributions
CO3 Will understand the sampling techniques and hypothesis testing when large
samples
CO4 Will have some knowledge on Small sample hypothesis testing and AOVA
CO5 Will gain inputs in Forecasting techniques like time series analysis
6. MBA106 Business Law CO1 Will be able to understand Essential elements of Contract and Agreement
CO2 Would be able to define and understand the Sale of Goods & Negotiable
Instruments Act
CO3 Able to Demonstrate an understanding of Companies Act
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CO4 Would get basic knowledge regarding consumer protection law in India
CO5 Will be able to analyze Laws relating to Intellectual Property Rights, Arbitration
and conciliation
7. MBA107
MBA117
IT for Managers &
Information
Technology – Lab
CO1 Able to computer hardware & software and its categorization
CO2 Can understand various Multi-media applications
CO3 Able to understand artificial intelligence & intelligent systems
CO4 Would be able to understand the e-commerce applications and its usages
CO5 Able to identify and authentication of various bio-metric techniques
8. MAOC10
1
Communicative
English and Soft
Skills
CO1 Oral and Aural Skills
CO2 Learn writing skills
CO3 Determine job skills
CO4 Analyze soft skills
9. MBA201 Human Resource
Management
CO1 Gain knowledge on HRM evolution
CO2 Analyzing the job, recruitment & selection
CO3 Understand the metrics of T&D
CO4 Gain knowledge on performance management
CO5 Learn disciplinary & grievance procedure
10. MBA202 Business
Communication
CO1 Gain the basis of business communication
CO2 Able to understand verbal & non verbal communication
CO3 Able to write business letters & memos
CO4 Learn the business and social etiquettes
CO5 Gain knowledge about media relations
11. MBA203 Financial
Management
CO1 Able to understand the concept of Time-Value of money and its techniques
CO2 Can understand Capital-Budgeting Decisions under the conditions of Risk &
Uncertainty
CO3 Able to understand different types and effects of Leverages
CO4 Would be able to understand the concept of Working Capital & Dividend policies
of Indian Companies
CO5 Able to identify the various approaches of Corporate Valuations
12. MBA204 Marketing Research CO1 The Student will be able to understand Experimental designs & its types
CO2 Would be able evaluate Secondary Data
CO3 Able to understand various Decision-making criteria
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CO4 Would be able to understand test of hypothesis using: MC-Nemar Test, Mann-
Whitney Test, Wilcoxon Test, Kruskal-Wallis Test
CO5 Able to prepare and present a Research report
13. MBA205 Operations Research CO1 Will gain inputs on applications of OR & LPP basics.
CO2 Will understand LPP simplex, Dual, two-phase method techniques
CO3 Will be able to do operations transportation and assignment techniques
CO4 Will be able to frame the scheduling using networks in operations
CO5 Will be able to analyze operations using simulation techniques
14. MBA206 Operations
Management
CO1 The Student will be able to understand the process of planning and process design
CO2 Would be able understand product sequencing in multi-product and multi-stage
solutions
CO3 Able to understand the terms Quality, Quality control and Quality Circles
CO4 Would be able to understand Make or Buy Decisions & its influencing factors
CO5 Able to list out the types of inventories and various types of inventories costs.
15. MBA207 Management
Information Systems
CO1 A basic knowledge on information systems
CO2 Know about implementation of MIS in organizations
CO3 Able to perform databases
CO4 System development lifecycle
CO5 Knowledge about Information System resources
16. MAOC20
1
Banking, Financial
Services
&Insurance(BFSI)
CO1 Will learn basic banking knowledge
CO2 Will understand financial literacy
CO3 Will know some concepts of financial inclusions & lending
CO4 Will understand the concepts of insurance
CO5
17. MBA301 International
Business
CO1 Knowledge on political, economic and cultural environment of business
CO2 Basic knowledge on trade and investment
CO3 Learn global strategic management
CO4 Understand IB at different levels of an organization
CO5 Determine Global conflicts & negotiations
18. MBA302 Entrepreneurial
Development
CO1 The Student will be able to understand the evolution of the Concept of
Entrepreneur- Functions, growth, Problems & Development
CO2 Would be able understand Factors Affecting Entrepreneurial Growth and
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Entrepreneurship Development Programmes
CO3 Able to understand Small Enterprises- Role of Small Enterprises in Economic
Development &Their problems, MSME act
CO4 Would be able to understand Institutional Finance to Entrepreneurs
CO5 Able to understand Women, Rural Entrepreneurship & Micro-finance
19. MBA303 Business Ethics &
CSR
CO1 Basic knowledge of ethics
CO2 Knowledge about ethical theories
CO3 Determine the legal proceedings of ethics
CO4 Relation between environment & ethics will be understood
CO5 Analyze CSR of an organization
20. MBA304
A
Investment
Management
(Major)
CO1 Able to understand investment decisions, various sources of funds, types of Risk
involved and measurement of risk
CO2 Can understand the types and features of debt-instruments
CO3 Able to understand CAPM, P/E, P/BV, P/S, Sensex and Nifty
CO4 Would be able to understand the Harry-Markowitz‘s portfolio, APT, Law of one
price and Two-factor arbitrage pricing
CO5 Able to explain NAV, COST LOADS and returns of Mutual Funds
21. MBA304
B
International
Finance(Minor)
CO1 Able to understand international financial market
CO2 Can understand currency derivatives, PPP, REER and NEER
CO3 Able to understand FDI, MNC Capital Structure and International portfolio
diversification
CO4 Would be able to understand different types of Risk-management through hedging
CO5 Able to explain different types of tax, methods, treaties and transfer pricing
22. MBA305
A
Compensation
Management
(Major)
CO1 The basis of compensation
CO2 The relationship between compensation and the employee
CO3 Able to design compensation basing on various factors
CO4 Able to manage employee benefits
CO5 Gain knowledge expatriate & repatriates
23. MBA305
B
Organizational
Development
(Minor)
CO1 Will be able to understand Overview, Definitions, history, evolution- Growth and
Relevance of OD
CO2 Would be able to explain various Models and Theories of Planned Change
CO3 Able to understand Planning, choosing, and implementing of OD interventions
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CO4 Would get basic knowledge regarding Human Process Interventions
CO5 Will be able to understand Techno-Structural and Strategic Interventions
24. MBA306
A
Product and Brand
Management
(Major)
CO1 Will learn how the product and brand decisions are made
CO2 Student will understand market evolutions in a product
CO3 Will understand how the new products are introduced into the market
CO4 Will learn the segmentation of market
CO5 Will analyze the testing techniques of the market
25. MBA306
B
Promotion and
Distribution
Management
(Minor)
CO1 Will understand the importance of marketing communication in a business
CO2 Will gain knowledge on different tools of IMC
CO3 Will know how important personal selling is in IMC
CO4 Will understand the role of sales and support media
CO5 Will analyze the channels of distribution management
26. MBA307
MBA317
Relational Database
Management
Systems (RDBMS)
RDBMS –
Lab(Oracle)
CO1 Will learn the concepts of database modeling
CO2 Will understand and develop relational languages
CO3 Understand transaction processing system
CO4 Learn the distributed database system
CO5 Concepts of ORACLE development
27. MIDC301 Environment
Management
CO1 Describe the global environmental issues
CO2 Explain different laws of environment and related issues
CO3 Gain knowledge about assessment methodologies
CO4 Role of communication & Mass media in Environment management
CO5 Role of advertising in environment management
28. MBA401 Strategic
Management
CO1 Able to understand the effects of strategic position on organization
CO2 Can understand how to evaluate a company‘s resources and competitive position
CO3 Able to understand how different strategies, best fits specific industry and
company situations
CO4 Would be able to understand and explain different diversifications and different
types of diversification strategies
CO5 Able to explain how to craft social responsibility strategy
29. MBA402 Crisis & Disaster
Management
CO1 Learn different effects of disasters
CO2 Management issues related to disaster
CO3 Learn about the dimensions in disasters
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CO4 Knowledge about agencies involved in handling crisis management
CO5 Knowledge about models of disaster management
30. MBA403
A
Financial Risk
Management
(Major)
CO1 Able to understand the different types of risk and various approaches of risk
management
CO2 Can understand the importance of VaR and CaR to make investment decisions
CO3 Able to understand the role of derivatives securities in enhancing returns
CO4 Would be able to analyze the valuation of currency swaps in hedging risk
CO5 Able to explain the importance of BOPM & BSOPM
31. MBA403
B
Financial Services
and Systems (Minor)
CO1 The Student will be able to understand the Growing importance of financial
services in financial system & New financial products and services–An overview
of Indian financial services sector scenario.
CO2 Would be able understand Concept and evolution of merchant banking (MB) in
India
CO3 Able to understand the concept of Leasing and Hire-Purchasing
CO4 Would be able to understand Definition and basic characteristics of insurance
CO5 Able to understand Factoring and bill discounting concept-its Legal aspects
32. MBA404
A
Performance
Management
(Major)
CO1 Gain knowledge on the basis of performance management
CO2 Methods of appraisal
CO3 Comparison of organizational performance standards
CO4 Competencies related to employees
CO5 Knowledge about performance metrics and models
33. MBA404
B
Labour Laws and
Employee Relations
(Minor)
CO1 Will be able to understand Overview of Labour Legislation Administration
CO2 Would be able to explain various Employee Benefit acts in Indian Context
CO3 Able to understand Wage Legislation and administration in India
CO4 Would get basic knowledge regarding The Trade Unions Act 1926
CO5 Will be able to understand Industrial Relations
34. MBA405
A
Consumer Behavior
(Major)
CO1 Learn dimensions of consumer behavior
CO2 Able to understand principles & theories of consumer behavior
CO3 Determine social & cultural impacts on a consumer
CO4 Analyze how the consumer decisions are made
CO5 Gain knowledge on different models of consumer behavior
35. MBA405 Services and Global CO1 Understand the concepts of services
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B Marketing (Minor) CO2 Learn the concepts of service marketing mix
CO3 Understand the strategies of services marketing
CO4 Learn importance of global marketing
CO5 Determine International products & their brands
36. MBA406 E – Business CO1 Gain knowledge on E-business:
CO2 Analyze the roll of intranets and extranet
CO3 Role of online marketing
CO4 Role of online services
CO5 Able to understand the importance of mobile commerce
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M.Sc. (Mathematics) :Course Outcomes
1. MMAT 101
Algebra
CO1 Study G sets, Solvable and Nilpotent groups
CO2 Examine Direct products, Finitely generated Abelian group
CO3 Analyse Sylow Theorems, Group of order pq
CO4 Understand Ideals, Idempotent, Boolean ring
CO5 Identify UFD, PID, Euclidean Domain, Ring of fractions
2. MMAT 102
Real Analysis
CO1 Analyze Metric Spaces, Compact Sets, Perfect Sets
CO2 Understand concepts on continuity, limits, Compactness, Connectedness,
Monotonic functions
CO3 Analyze Riemann Stieltjes Integrals, Properties of Integral, Rectifiable curves.
CO4 Sequences and series of functions, Uniform convergence and continuity, Uniform
convergence and Integration.
CO5 Uniform convergence and Differentiation, Weierstrass Approximation Theorem.
3. MMAT 103
Topology
CO1 Analyze Metric Spaces, topological spaces weak topologies
CO2 Understand concepts on compactness,product spaces
CO3 Analyze T-1 space, Hausdorff space ,Regular space ,Normal Space
CO4 study results on regular Space Normal space
CO5 learn Connectedness, locally connectedness, Totally connectedness
4. MMAT 104
Elementary
Number Theory
CO1 Apply The Euclidean Algorithm, Solve problems on GCD, LCM, Linear
Diophantine equations.
CO2 Deal with different arithmetic functions
CO3 Understand and deal with multiplicative functions
CO4 Solve Congruences , apply Chinese Remainder theorem, solve General linear
systems
CO5 Understand The Legendre Symbol, Jacobi symbol and apply Quadratic
Reciprocity to calculate it
5. MMAT 105
Mathematical
methods
CO1 solve ordinary differential equations of second order
CO2 solve partial differential equation of second order by use of standard methods like
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separation of variables
CO3 solve Series solution about an ordinary point -Series solution about Singular point
CO4 solve Bessel function of the first kind and its properties- Recurrence Relations and
its properties.
CO5 solve Hermite‘s polynomial and its properties
6. MMAT 201
Advanced Algebra
CO1 Analyse Extensions and algebraically closed fields
CO2 Understand Splitting field, Normal, Separable Extensions
CO3 Study Galois Theory
CO4 Interpret the Applications of Galois Theory
CO5 Identify Cyclotomic polynomials and polynomials which are solvable by radicals
7. MMAT 202
Advanced
Analysis
CO1 Understand Measurable sets, Borel sets, Lebesgue measurable sets.
CO2 Lebesgue Measurable functions, Littlewood‘s three principles
CO3 The lebesgue integral of a bounded function over a set of finite measure, The
general Lebesgue Integeal
CO4 Analyze convergence in measure, functions of bounded variation
CO5 Differentiation of an Integral, the Lp spaces, the Minkowski‘s Inequality and
Holder‘s Inequality, Convergence and Completeness
8. MMAT 203
Functional
Analysis
CO1 Learn concepts on Normed Space, Banach Space, compactness and finite
dimension linear operators.
CO2 Understand Bounded and continuous linear operators, linear functionals, linear
operators and functionals
CO3 Analyze Inner product space, Hilbert space, ,orthogonal complements and direct
sums, orthonormal sets and sequences, series related to orthonormal sequences and
sets
CO4 Total Orthonormal sets and sequences, Representation of functionals on Hilbert
Spaces, Hilbert-ad joint operator, self-adjoint, unitary and normal operators
CO5 learn Hahn-Banach theorems for Complex vector spaces and normed spaces,
adjoint operator, Reflexive spaces, uniform boundedness theorem, convergence of
sequences of operators and Functionals. Open mapping theorem, closed graph
9. MMAT 204
Theory of ODE
CO1 compare linear dependence and independence problems
CO2 solve ordinary differential equations of second order by use of standard methods
like Variation of Parameter
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CO3 solve existence and uniqueness of solutions
CO4 solve non-linear differential equations by Monotone iterative method and
method of quasi linearization- Bihari‘s inequality
CO5 Oscillation theory for linear Differential Equation of Second order
10. MMAT 205
Discrete
Mathematics
CO1 Understand Lattices, Complete, complemented and distributive lattices, Direct
products and Homomorphisms
CO2 Understand Boolean algebras, Evaluate Boolean identities
CO3 Evaluate values of Boolean expressions and Boolean functions, Minimization of
Boolean functions ,Sum of products canonical forms
Minterm Boolean forms , Karnaugh map method
CO4 Analyze Directed and undirected graphs , shortest paths in weighted graphs,
Incoming degree and outgoing degree of a vertex , multigraphs and weighted
graphs, Isomorphism of graphs
CO5 Analyze Properties of trees , Binary trees
Spanning trees and Cut-sets , Minimum spanning trees
11. MMAT 301
Complex Analysis
CO1 Understand Convergence of sequences and of series, Taylor‘s series, Laurent‘s
series-
Absolute and uniform convergence of power series
CO2 Understand Residues, Residues at poles, Zeroes and poles and apply Cauchy‘s
residue theorem to evaluate residues
CO3 Evaluate improper integrals
CO4 Understand and apply Jordan‘s lemma Argument principle, Rouche‘s theorem
CO5 Understand Linear transformations
12. MMAT 302
Elementary
Operator Theory
CO1 Understand Spectral theory in finite dimensional normed spaces, Spectral
properties of bounded linear operators, Resolvent and spectrum.
CO2 Understand Compact linear operators on normed spaces its Properties and
Spectral properties
CO3 Understand Spectral properties of bounded self adjoint linear operators
CO4 Understand Positive operators, Square root of a positive operator
CO5 Understand Properties of projection operators, Spectral family of a bounded
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self adjoint linear operator.
13. MMAT
303(C)
Operations
Research
CO1 Formulate Linear Programming problems
CO2 solve Assignment problem and Travelling Salesman problem
CO3 solve Transportation problem optimal solution
CO4 solve Dynamic programming problems-
Minimum path problem
CO5 solve problems using CPM/PERT Techniques
14. MMAT
304(B)
Numerical
Techniques
CO1 Solve Algebraic and Transcendental equations using different methods.
CO2 To solve the solution of a linear system of equations using direct or iterative
methods.
CO3 Interpolate the functions within the range using equally spaced points and
unequally spaced.
Understand the Least Squares Method to curve fit data using several types of
curves(straight line, second degree parabola, power curve, exponential curve).
CO4 Obtain numerical approximations to the first and second derivatives of certain
functions. Also to Calculate a definite integral using an appropriate numerical
method.
CO5 To solve the selected class of differential equations using Taylor, Picards, Euler‘s,
Runge Kutta, Adams and Milne‘s
15. MMAT
305(B)
Integral Equations
CO1 Solve Volterra Integral Equations and determine the Resolvent Kernels.
CO2 Solve Integro – differential equations with the aid of Laplace transformation AND
Convolution type equations
CO3 Understand the Relationship between Beta and Gamma Functions and Analyse
Abel‘s problems
CO4 Solve Fredholm Integral Equations, Construct the Resolvent Kernel and
Determine Characteristic numbers and Eigen Functions
CO5 Constructs Green‘s Function for ordinary differential equations and uses in the
boundary value problem
16. MMAT 401
Advanced
Complex Analysis
CO1 Understand Regions in the complex plane, Functions of a complex variable,
Limits, Continuity, Derivatives
CO2 Understand Analytic functions, Reflection principle
CO3 Evaluate Definite integrals
CO4 Apply Cauchy-Goursat theorem , Cauchy‘s integral formula
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CO5 Apply Liouville‘s theorem and fundamental theorem of Algebra, Maximum
modulus principle
17. MMAT 402
General Measure
Theory
CO1 Understand Measure spaces , Measurable functions , Integration , General
Convergence theorems
CO2 Understand Signed Measures , The Raydon-Nikodym theorem , The LP Spaces
CO3 Understand Outer measure and measurability , The Extension theorem ,The
Lebesque-Stieltjes
integral ,
CO4 Understand Product measures
CO5 Understand Inner measure, Caratheodory outer measure, Hausdorff measure.
18. MMAT 403
Banach Algebra
CO1 invertibility in a Banach Algebra with unity
CO2 Multiplicative linear functionals and the maximal ideal space
CO3 Topological divisors of zero
CO4 C-algebra and C – homomorphisms
CO5 the continuous functional calculus and spectral sets
19. MMAT 404
Calculus of
Variation
CO1 Understand Functionals, Strong and Weak Variations, Euler's' equation and solve
problems in Euler's' equation
CO2 Understand The Problem of Minimum Surface of Revolution, Minimum Energy
Problem, Brachistochrone Problem, Variational notation and Variational
problems involving Several functions
CO3 Understand Isoperimetric problem, Euler‘s equations in two dependent variables
and solve variational problems in parametric form
CO4 Understand Euler Poisson equation and solve Problems on Euler‘s Poisson
Equation
CO5 Understand and analyse - Application of Calculus of Variation
20. MMAT 405
Graph Theory
CO1 Graphs, walks, paths, Eulerian and Hamiltonian circuits.
CO2 Trees, Binary Trees, Spanning Trees, Fundamental cut sets, circuits
CO3 Planar Graphs and Dual Graphs
CO4 Different Matrix Representations, Sub graphs and its properties
CO5 Chromatic number, polynomial, partitioning
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M.Sc. (Chemistry): Course Outcomes
1. MCHE 101 InOrganic
Chemistry
CO1 Students will gain an understanding of
Geometry and symmetry of the molecules and their stabilities
CO2 Nature of bonding in metals and ligands to form metal complexes
CO3 Binary and secondary metal complexes stabilities. Pearson acid base theory
CO4 Ligational aspects of ligands with metal. 18 electron rule and applications
2. MCHE 102 Organic Chemistry CO1 Students will gain an understanding of
How to assign the configuration for molecules with chiral axis and chiral plane.
CO2 The reactivity and stability of reactions Elimination and addition reactions,
aromatic substitution reaction, rearrangement reactions
CO3 The reactivity and mechanism of heterocyclic compounds
CO4 How to decide the stability of conformational analysis
CO5 How to determine the structure of Natural products
3. MCHE 103 Physical
Chemistry
CO1 The students will be able to
Give the Maxwell relation derivations and solve problems related thermodynamic
derivations.
CO2 Solve the problems and predict the feasibility of the reaction, calculate EMF,
electrode potential, pH of the electrodes
CO3 Solve the problems related to the conversion of physical quantities in to operator
forms
CO4 Calculate the rate constants of the reactions and able to solve the problems on
Hammett and Taft equations.
4. MCHE 104 104(Analytical
techniques and
Spectroscopy-I )
Outcome:
General Chemistry
CO1 Instrumentation of Chromatographic techniques, GC, HPLC.
CO2 Assign the signals for unknown samples by using NMR Data.
CO3 Analyze the IR data for all molecules.
CO4 gain the application of wood ward fieser rules and able to predict the structure of
organic molecule using mass and H1 NMR spectral data
5. MCHE 201 InOrganic
Chemistry
CO1 Students are able to know
Acid hydrolysis, base hydrolysis, lability and inertness of complexes.
CO2 Terms of bonding in metal complexes like free ion terms, configurations
CO3 Metal clusters classification, carbonyl scrambling, electron pair theory.
CO4 Metal ions in biological systems.
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6. MCHE
202
Organic Chemistry CO1 Students will gain an understanding of
How to decide the reaction conditions for a pericyclic reaction.
CO2 The reaction and mechanism of aromatic substitution reaction
CO3 Different types photochemical reactions and mechanisms
CO4 The reaction and mechanism of rearrangement reactions.
7. MCHE 203 Physical
Chemistry
CO1 The students will be able to
Calculate problems related to concept of activity, fugacity, Ionic strength
distribution and probabability
CO2 Solve the problems related to rate constants of various photo physical processes
CO3 Solve the problems related to valence bond theory and molecular orbital theory.
CO4 Know the applications of high temperature superconductors and nanomaterials
CO5
8. MCHE 204 General chemistry CO1 Able to predict the application of analytical techniques,
CO2 Able to determine the spectral problems NMR data
CO3 Able to determine the spectral problems on Mass spectra, fragmentation of
molecules in mass spectra
CO4 Able analyse ESR principles and PES
9. MCHE 301 Asymmetric
synthesis,
Synthetic
strategies,
Heterocycles
CO1 Students were able to understand the application to the study of absolute
configuration and conformations of organic molecules.
CO2 Students were able to classify the homotopic, heterotopic, enantiotopic,
Diastereotopic ligands, faces and identify stereospecific and asymmetric reactions
CO3 Able to solve the reaction problems by using the asymmetric methadologies
CO4 Students were able to understand the role of Biomolecules(Enzymes. Nucleic
acids and lipids in the Biological systems.
CO5
10. MCHE302 Modern organic
synthesis
CO1 Students were able to frame the synthetic route by using protecting and
deprotecting reagents for the synthesis, able to identify the suitable oxidising and
reducing reagents for the given chemical reactions
CO2 Able to apply the use of organometallics for organic synthetic reactions
CO3 use of new synthetic reactions for Modern organic synthesis
CO4 Students were able to apply new techniques and concepts in organic syntheis
CO5
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11. MCHE 303 Spectroscopy and
Pericyclic
recations,
Aromaticity
Organic
Spectroscopy and
Pericyclic
reactions.)
CO1 Students were able to find out the chemical equivalent and non-equivalent carbon
atoms for a given molecule, identify primary, secondary and tertiory carbon atoms
from Spectral editing techniques
CO2 Able to correlate the chemical shift and coupling constants of C13
and H1
in
ROSEY and COSEY spectrum, able to interpret the ESR signals of a given
molecule
CO3 Students were able to apply PMO, FMO, Orbital symmetry conservation to
Electro cyclic reactions
CO4 Students were able to apply PMO, FMO, Orbital symmetry conservation to
Cycloadditions and sigmatropic reactions, classify the compounds as aromatic,
nonaronatic, antiaromatic
CO5
12. MCHE 304 Photochemistry,
Synthetic
Strategies, Green
chemistry
CO1 Able to solve the reactions involving П- П* transitions, Able to solve the reactions
involving n- П* transitions
CO2 Students were able to do the disconnections and retrosynthesis of organic
molecules
CO3 Students were able to do retrosynthetic analysis of a given molecule by applying
FGI, FGE, FGA, Chemoselectivity, regioselectivity and Cyclizations
CO4 Able to do understand the importance of Green chemistry Chemical reactions
CO5
13. MCHE401 Drug design and
drug discovery
Drug discovery
CO1 Students were able to apply the principles in designing of agonist, antagonist and
enzyme inhibitors
CO2 Able to apply the lead modification strategies for the given lead molecules
CO3 Able to understand the role of Physical parameters lipophilicity constants, Taft‘s
constants, log p, Lipinski rules.
CO4 Able to understand the importance of Combinatorial synthesis and able to
synthesize chiral drug molecules.
CO5
14. MCHE402 Drug synthesis and
Mechanism of
action
CO1 CO1: Students were able to identify the lipids, proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic
acids target
CO2 Able to understand the site of action of drugs on metabolic processes, Cell walls,
ion channels.
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Mechanism of
action Drugs)
CO3 Able to understand the site of action of drugs on genetic material, DNA-Binding
and Niking agents, DNA-topoisomerases, DNA-Polymerase inhibitors
CO4 Able to understand the site of action of drugs on different receptor sites and
Immune system.
CO5
15. MCHE403
A
Advanced
heterocyclic
chemistry
CO1 Students were able to understand different strains and interaction and
conformational aspects in non-Aromatic heterocyclics
CO2 Students were able to understand aromaticity and importance of Heterocyclis with
more than two heteroatoms.
CO3 Able to understand the reactivity and synthesis of larger ring and other
hetreocycles
CO4 Able to understand the synthesis and reactivity of Benzanellated Azoles and 1,3
dipolar addition reactions.
CO5
16. MCHE 404 Advance natural
products
CO1 Students were able to frame the Biosynthetic pathways for the synthesis of well
known natural products
CO2 Students are able to determine the structure and stereochemistry of a Alkoloids,
Terpenoids, Steroidsm, Harmones, Rotenoids, Prostaglandins and Porphyrins
CO3 Students are able to interpret the spectral data of given natural products
CO4 Students are able to do the stereo selective synthesis of natural products.
CO5
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M. Com : Course Outcomes
1. M.COM
101
Managerial
Economics
CO1 This helps the students to understand the managerial decision making process and
the role of marginal analysis in decision making.
CO2 Knowledge of demand analysis helps them in taking demand decisions
CO3 Students can deal with various production functions
CO4 Students can analyze different cost functions.
CO5 Students can identify the characteristics relating to perfect and imperfect market
structure.
2. M.COM
102
Principles Of
Marketing
CO1 Students can identify the core concepts of rural and urban markets and take
different marketing challenges and opportunities.
CO2 Students can improvise their organization in micro and macro environment
CO3 Students can segmentthe products as per the market conditions
CO4 Helps students to identify various psychological Consumer Behaviors for their
produced products.
CO5 It allows the students to apply various strategies in producing the products.
3. M.COM
103
Organization
Theory And
Behavior
CO1 Students come to know about the organization, various theories and approaches
applied in the organization.
CO2 This helps them to deal with individual and group behavior in the organization and
increase their decision making capabilities.
CO3 Helps in identifying various motivational theories to fit in an organization
CO4 Students can manage to organize power and politics, conflict among employees,
improving communication skills in organization.
CO5 Enhances student‘s leadership skills for taking the challenges and adapting new
changes.
4. M.COM
104
Financial
Management
CO1 Helps to organize various finances regarding business and keep a check on future
and present value.
CO2 Students can manage capital budgets for making various risks analysis decisions.
CO3 Students can manage their inventories, cash and accounts receivables.
CO4 With these students can take various financial decisions regarding leverage and
capital structure.
CO5 Students can take up dividends related decisions by applying various theories.
5. M.COM
105
Accounting
Standards
CO1 Students have a clear idea about various accounting principles and standards.
CO2 Students can understand accounting standards and its importance in organization.
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CO3 Helps to evaluate with different accounting standards.
CO4 Students will understand about Indian GAAP and US GAAP and with IFRS they
can deal with foreign trade.
CO5 Students can prepare financial reports
6. M.COM
201
Business
Environment And
Policy
CO1 Students can analyze business environment and policy environment.
CO2 Students can take up factors facilitating and impeding globalization and
liberalization in India.
CO3 Students can identify the changing role of public and private sector
CO4 Students can overcome the challenges faced in FDI
CO5 Students can adapt trade policies and consequences of WTO for India.
7. M.COM
202
Marketing
Management
CO1 Student can analyze new product and its various development stages.
CO2 Role of pricing in marketing mix helps the students in managing price in producing
products
CO3 Students can evaluate the promotion of the products through various alternatives
CO4 Helps to identify various marketing channels and forms of retailing.
CO5 Students can gather marketing information for taking marketing research decisions
8. M.COM
203
Human Resource
Management
CO1 With this students can develop and manage human resource in an organization.
CO2 Students can make proper planning and can use various job analyses.
CO3 Allows students in managing performance and empowering human resource.
CO4 Students can understand how to maintain employee relationship.
CO5 Knowledge management helps students in virtual and learning organization.
9. M.COM
204
Investment
Management
CO1 Gives students the idea about factors of investment.
CO2 Helps student in understanding the role of primary and secondary market.
CO3 Allows the students to analyze risk involved in investment and returns.
CO4 Students can understand the reduction of portfolio risk through diversify risk.
CO5 Helps students to select efficient set portfolios.
10. M.COM
205
Advanced
Managerial
Accounting
CO1 Helps the students in preparation of financial reports.
CO2 Provides students the idea about managing human resource accounting and
responsibility accounting.
CO3 Students can apply various inflation accounting methods and income measurement
CO4 Students can measure financial performance based on perspectives of balanced
score card.
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CO5 Makes the students capable of using managerial decisions relating to product and
price.
11. M.COM
301
ANALYSIS
Research
Methodology And
Statistical
CO1 will learn basic concepts of quantitative techniques and statistics and
CO2 will gain knowledge of primary data and secondary data
CO3 Will understand the sampling techniques and hypothesis testing when large
samples
CO4 Will have some knowledge on Small sample hypothesis testing and ANOVA
CO5 Will gain inputs in Association Of Attributes
12. M.COM
302
Cost Accounting
And Control
CO1 will learn basic concepts of cost
CO2 will gain knowledge of process costing and its techniques
CO3 Will understand the marginal absorption and differential costing
CO4 Will have knowledge on Budgetary control
CO5 Will gain inputs in standard costing
13. M.COM
303
International
Financial
Management
CO1 Able to understand international financial market
CO2 Can understand currency derivatives, PPP, REER and NEER
CO3 Able to understand FDI, MNC Capital Structure and International portfolio
diversification
CO4 Would be able to understand different types of Risk-management through hedging
CO5 Able to explain different types of tax, methods, treaties and transfer pricing
14. M.COM
304
Securities Analysis
And Portfolio
Management
CO1 Able to understand investment decisions, various sources of funds, types of Risk
involved and measurement of risk
CO2 Can understand the types and features of debt-instruments
CO3 Able to understand CAPM, P/E, P/BV, P/S, Sensex and Nifty
CO4 Would be able to understand the Harry-Markowitz‘s portfolio, APT, Law of one
price and Two-factor arbitrage pricing
CO5 Able to explain NAV, COST LOADS and returns of Mutual Funds
15. M.COM
305
E- Commerce CO1 Able to information technology and ecommerceCO2: Can understand various
Multi-media applications
CO2 would learn the various authentication security issues in E commerce.
CO3 Able various forms of the e-commerce applications and its usages and the
security issues
CO4 Would be able to understand computerized accounting
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CO5 Able financial statements using computer
16. M.COM
401
Quantitative
Techniques For
Business
Decisions
CO1 will learn sampling attributes
CO2 will gain knowledge of small and large sampl
CO3 Will understand the analysis of variance and techniques
CO4 Will have some knowledge on Game of the theory
CO5 Will gain inputs linear programming and game theory
17. M.COM
402
Tax Planning
CO1 will learn basic concepts of tax
CO2 will gain knowledge of tax planning for individuals
CO3 Will understand and equip by filling the tax returns
CO4 Will have some knowledge on establishments ant taxes on them
CO5 Will gain inputs in ETHP, EXIM, etc
18. M.COM
403
Financial Services
CO1 will learn basic concepts BOP
CO2 will gain knowledge of Foreign exchange markets
CO3 Will understand and equip Foreign exchange exposure
CO4 Will have some knowledge on instruments in financial markets
CO5 Will gain inputs in finance in foreign exchange market
19. M.COM
404
Financial Derivatives
CO1 will learn basic concepts security analysi s
CO2 will gain knowledge of valuation of securities and bond s
CO3 Will understand capital market theory
CO4 Will have some knowledge on how to manage portfolio
CO5 Will gain inputs in strategies in revising the portfolio
20. M.COM
405
Managerial
Communication
CO1 will learn basic concepts communication and its process
CO2 will gain knowledge in verbal and non verbal communication.
CO3 Will understand and equip with presentation skills
CO4 Will have some knowledge on report writing techniques
CO5 Will gain inputs in how to deal with media and communicate with them
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PG Diploma in Nutrition & Dietetics
1. DNUT 101 Clinical Nutrition -
I
CO1 Students will gain knowledge regarding the Basics of therapeutic diets & also learn
about the various Gastrointestinal diseases & its MNT.
CO2 The students will learn about the Hepatobiliary disorders & also about Energy
balance- underweight & obesity.
CO3 Students will gain an understanding of Diabetes Mellitus&Cardiovascular disorders.
CO4 Students will study about the Renal & endocrine disorders
2. DNUT 102 Clinical Nutrition -
II
CO1 Students will acquire detailed knowledge about MNT & Inborn errors of metabolism
CO2 Will gain a basic understanding of drug & nutrient interaction & food allergy.
CO3 learn about nutrition & immune response & nutrition in cancer.
CO4 Understand different Neurological disorders and various metabolic stress condition
also about types of anaemia & osteoporosis.
3. DNUT 103
Physiology
CO1 Learn about the basics of cell structure & also about the physiology of digestive
system & cardiovascular system.
CO2 The students will gain the knowledge of physiology of excretory system & endocrine
system.
CO3 T he students will study the details of reproductive, respiratory & nervous system
CO4 The student will obtain knowledge of musculo skeletal system & immune system
4. DNUT 104
Dietetic
techniques, patient
counseling & food
service
management
CO1 The students will acquire knowledge about role & responsibilities of dietitian, about
weight management & eating disorders.
CO2 The Students will learn about clinical information technology & nutrition care plan
CO3 The student will gain an insight into the patient education & counseling &
interpretation of case studies.
CO4 The student will be able to learn the details of food service management & menu
planning & resource management
5. DNUT 201 Public health &
epidemiology
CO1 The students will learn the importance of public health & community nutrition &
assessment of nutritional status.
CO2 The students will acquire knowledge regarding communicable diseases & its control
& also regarding health information
CO3 The students will learn about the water purification & also about hospital waste
management.
CO4
The students will become aware of maternal & child health care & about demography
& epidemiology.
